Youmanitarian 06 Jun 2021

Volgende

Automatisch afspelen

Stories from the Hill Country floods

Youmanitarian · 16 Bekeken

Before There Were Child Labor Laws | Georgia Stories

0

0

10 Bekeken

TAKE ACTION

Donations would go to support charities for Muziek

In Muziek

On this episode of Georgia Stories; Professor John Lupold of Columbus College describes the forces leading to the urbanization of Georgia, while retired textile mill workers Lee Manly, Jeannette Scales, and Charlie Stafford explain what it was like to work in Georgia's mills. In the early 1900s, there were no Georgia laws prohibiting child labor, a situation that coincided with the rise of the textile industry.

Original Air Date: 04/02/1994

For standards, timelines, and supplemental materials, visit our website at http://www.gpb.org/georgiastories

Laat meer zien

More ways to take action

Explore ways that you can help bring a solution to this issue.

Create Youms with
hashtags Muziek

Create a challenge to
bring awareness to this issue for people to complete

Create a fundraiser to
support a charity that tackle this issue

Volunteer at charitable organization
that support this cause

Create a movement page dedicated to this cause to bring awareness.

Start a uCharity for this cause and invite people to join it to support this cause

Volgende

Automatisch afspelen

Stories from the Hill Country floods

Youmanitarian · 16 Bekeken

Huis

Categorieën