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In the article "From the Triangle Fire to Wisconsin, Rights for women workers," Brigid o'Farrell explains history of women worker's right by providing some examples of Triangle Fire and Eleanor Roosevelt.
The article " From the Triagle Fire to Wisconsin, Rights for Women Workers" by Brigid O'Farrell" reminds working women should notice their rights which are essential and equal to working men and human rights by telling us the tragedy of "Triagle Fire".
In the article “From the Triangle Fire to Wisconsin, Rights for Women Workers”, Brigid O’Farrell explains that since the accident ‘Triangle Shirtwait Fire’ happened, how female workers’ rights has been improved, mentioning the contribution of Eleanor Roosevelt.
According to the article "From the Triangle Fire to Wisconsin, Rights for women workers", Brigid O'Farrell shows us many histories about the struggle for women worker's right, and appeal to us to support the movement by action.
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The article " From the Triagle Fire to Wisconsin, Rights for Women Workers" by Brigid O'Farrell shows how women were fighting for their rights as a worker in the past 100 years.
The article" From The Triangle Fire To Wisconsin, Rights For Woman Workers", written by Brigid O' Farrell tells about how womens struggle to gain their womens rights over the decade.
In the article From the triangle fire to Wisconsin, Rights for Women Workers, Author Brigid O'Farrell comments about the rights that the employer must to give and comply toward the employee.
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