The Flint Sit-down Strike: A Turning Point for Labor Rights

This chapter examines the intense conflict between the United Auto Workers and General Motors during the historic Flint Sit-down Strike of 1937. It highlights the role of women in the strike, the violent escalation of tensions, and the negotiation challenges faced by both sides. Ultimately, the chapter showcases how this pivotal strike significantly shaped labor relations in the automotive industry and prompted a broader movement for workers' rights.