Brave Girl: Clara Lemlich and the Shirtwaist Makers
In Brave Girl: Clara Lemlich and the Shirtwaist Makers, Michelle Markel chronicles the inspiring journey of a young Jewish immigrant who ignited the 1909 shirtwaist strike in New York City. Facing exploitation and danger, Clara's bold leadership rallied thousands of workers, transforming the labor landscape and empowering women in the fight for dignity and rights.
About This Book
Brave Girl tells the story of Clara Lemlich, a determined young woman who challenged the status quo in early 20th-century New York.
As a shirtwaist maker, she faced grueling hours and unsafe factories, yet her passion for justice drove her to lead a pivotal strike.
The book captures the spirit of the labor movement and the role of immigrants in shaping American history.
Through vivid illustrations and engaging narrative, it brings to life the struggles and triumphs of those fighting for fair wages and better conditions.
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