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No Further Patience for Talk: The Radical Life of Clara Lemlich

No Further Patience for Talk: The Radical Life of Clara Lemlich

Hardcover

General World History

PREORDER - Expected ship date October 5, 2026

ISBN10: 3112226895
ISBN13: 9783112226896
Publisher: de Gruyter Oldenbourg
Published: Oct 5 2026
Pages: 355
Language: English

No Further Patience for Talk is the first and definitive biography of Clara Lemlich Shavelson, a godmother of the modern labor movement who spent a lifetime raising immigrant working-class women from invisibility to lasting power.

Clara's radicalism sprang from upheavals on two continents: the rise of revolutionary movements in Russia, her flight from poverty and pogroms, and the tensions between America's democratic promise and the demeaning treatment of female sweatshop workers. Braving beatings and imprisonment, she sparked the first major women's strike in American history with a harangue to thousands of teenaged shirtwaist girls in the Great Hall of New York City's Cooper Union.

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