Lucy Parsons was at the forefront of the anarchist and labor movements, along with her husband Albert Parsons (who is remembered as one of the labor leaders martyred after the Haymarket "riot"). Lucy was an active advocate and founding member of the Industrial Workers of the World (I.W.W.) and continued to participate revolutionary work up until her death. She is less remembered than she should be, not only as a labor rights activist and anarchist, but as a loud and outspoken woman of color in the early 1900's, and for her insistence that women not only be included in the labor movement.

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