Kids on Strike!

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The early 1900s saw nearly two million children laboring in harsh conditions across the United States. From coal mines to cotton mills, these young workers endured long hours and severe hardships. As oppression continued, children began to unite, advocating for better wages, housing, and safer workplaces. Their strikes varied in success, with some stories revealing shocking realities while others highlight resilience and hope. This narrative showcases the courage and determination of the children who played a crucial role in shaping American industry.