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On this day in Labor History

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February 28, 1938

Members of the Chinese Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union in San Francisco’s Chinatown begin what is to be a successful four-month strike for better wages and conditions at the National Dollar Stores factory and three retail outlets - 1938

February 26, 1938

Chinese Ladies Garment Workers' Union (ILGWU Local 361), strikes against union busting in San Francisco, CA - 1938

January 31, 1938

12,000 pecan shellers in San Antonio, Tex. – mostly Latino women – walk off their jobs at 400 factories in what was to become a three-month strike against wage cuts. Strike leader Emma Tenayuca was eventually hounded out of the state - 1938

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