ATTENTION ALL Working Men & Women!!!
MASS-MOVEMENT
FOR A
LUCY PARSONS PARK
There are dark forces within this city
working assiduously against naming a park
for her, and affording her recognition
as a voice of dissent against injustice!!!
VICTORY!!!
Thanks to the Chicago Park District
"The park will, in its own small way, restore her role in history in the city where she helped launch the modern labor movement."
Illinois Labor History Society
The property is currently a parking lot at 4712 W. Belmont Ave
Lucy Ella Gonzales Parsons
1853-1942
"more dangerous than a
thousand rioters"
Chicago Police Department
IWW Haymarket Local
Next Open Meeting of the
General Membership Branch
1st Sunday of Each Month
(312) 638-9155 chicago@iww.org
May 2nd
2009
Annual Haymarket Martyrs Memorial
featuring a reading of the short historical play "Cell 29"
at the College of Complexes
Saturday 8:00 PM
Lincoln Restaurant 4008 N. Lincoln Ave Tuition $3.00
Info: cpaidock@hotmail.com plus food/drink purchase
| ||||
College of Complexes
Haymarket 1886
At 10:00 A.M. on June 27, 1905 a meeting was held in Chicago to establish the IWW.
In attendance were Lucy Parsons, "Big Bill" Haywood, Eugene Debs, Mother Mary Jones.
Rebel Voices Charles Kerr Publishing Co.
Let the voice of the people be heard!
last words of Albert Parsons on the gallows
1905 - 2005 Celebrating 100 Years of Solidarity
Read the Resolution of the Chicago GMB
Special Guest Speaker
(inflammatory) on the Current Status of the Organized Labor Movement to be announced
