In their effort to organize American workers during the progressive era, the International Workers of the World

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The International Workers of the World (IWW), also known as the "Wobblies," was unique in its time for welcoming all workers, regardless of skill, race, or gender, into its ranks. This inclusive approach was part of their broader strategy to unite the working class to fight for better conditions and was a significant departure from the practices of other labor organizations of the era, which often excluded unskilled workers, women, and minorities.

In Their Effort to Organize American Workers During the Progressive