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The profiteering of Match production companies in Late Victorian Britain, 1890
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The profiteering of Match production companies in Late Victorian Britain, 1890
3478938 The profiteering of Match production companies in Late Victorian Britain, 1890; (add.info.: Punch cartoon dated 1890; critical of the profiteering of Match production companies in Late Victorian Britain. The London match girls strike of 1888 had been a strike of the women and teenage girls working at the Bryant and May Factory in Bow, London.); Universal History Archive/UIG
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This powerful image captures the exploitation and profiteering of match production companies in Late Victorian Britain, specifically highlighting the London match girls strike of 1888 at the Bryant and May Factory in Bow. The cartoon, dated 1890, sheds light on the harsh working conditions and low wages faced by women and teenage girls in this industry.
The striking visual commentary from Punch magazine criticizes the greed of these companies, emphasizing the need for fair treatment and better working conditions for workers. The struggle depicted here reflects a larger societal issue of labor rights during this period.
Through this historical snapshot, we are reminded of the importance of standing up against injustice and advocating for worker's rights. The resilience shown by these women in fighting for their dignity serves as a timeless inspiration for social justice movements.
As we reflect on this poignant image from late nineteenth-century Britain, let us remember that progress is made through collective action and solidarity. It is a reminder to continue striving towards a more equitable society where all individuals are treated with respect and fairness.
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