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|a Physical Description note: Audiovisual materials
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|a Access to the collections in the Kheel Center is restricted. Please contact a reference archivist for access to these materials
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|a Rose Pesotta's video collection including Goodyear strikes, parade footage, parties, and other miscellaneous union gatherings
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|a Rose Pesotta Audio-Visual Materials #5928 AV. Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library
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|a This collection must be used in keeping with the Kheel Center Information Sheet and Procedures for Document Use
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|d Related Collections: 5928: Elaine Leeder Collection of Rose Pesotta Papers 5928 P: Rose Pesotta Photographs 6036/027: Elaine Leeder "The Gentle Warrior: Rose Pesotta, Anarchist and Labor Organizer" Dissertation
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|a 1896 Born in Derazhnya, Russia, November 20
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|a 1909-12 Attended Rosalia Davidoffs private girls' School
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|a 1913 Arrived in USA with her grandmother
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|a 1914 Joined Local 25, ILGWU
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|a 1914-24 Worked as a seamstress
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|a 1919 Theodore Kushnarev deported to Russia
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|a 1922 Attended Bryn Mawr summer school
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|a 1924-26 Attended Brookwood Labor College
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|a 1926-33 Worked as a seamstress in NYC
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|a 1930 Attended Wisconsin summer school
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|a 1933 Organized in Los Angeles for ILGWU
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|a 1934 Elected Vice-President of ILGWU
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|a 1935 Organized in Seattle
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|a 1936 Organized rubber workers in Akron
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|a 1937 Organized auto workers in Flint for CIO
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|a 1942 Vacation in Mexico
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|a 1944 Resigned as ILGWU vice president
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|a 1945 Worked for Anti-Defamation League of the B'nai B'rith
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|a 1946 Traveled to Norway, Sweden, Poland
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|a 1949 Worked as Midwest regional director for the American Trade Union Council of the Histadrut
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|a 1950 Visited Europe and Israel
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|a 1955 Married Albert Martin (Frank Lopez)
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|a 1958 Published "Days of Our Lives"
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|a 1965 Died in Miami, Florida on December 6
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|a Began involvement with Powers Hapgood
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|a Born Rakhel Peisoty in Derazhnia, Ukraine in 1896 to grain merchants, Pesotta was well educated and influenced by the Narodnaya Volya (People's Will), and eventually adopted anarchist views
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|a In 1933 the union sent her to Los Angeles to organize the garment workers there. The organizing of the Mexican immigrant garment workers lead to the Los Angeles Garment workers Strike of 1933. As a result of this success, she was made vice-president of the union in 1934
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|a In 1944, she resigned from the executive board of the union in protest of the fact that, despite 85% of the union's memebership were women, she was the sole female executive member
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|a Organized in Buffalo
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|a Organized in Montreal
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|a Pesotta emigrated to New York City at the age of 17 (1913), and found employment in a shirtwaist factory, she joined the ILGWU very soon after. The ILGWU was a union that represented mostly Jewish and Latina female garment workers. She was elected to the all male executive board of ILGWU Local 25 in 1920. Pesotta went to Brookwood Labor College for two years in the 1920s
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|a Published "Bread Upon the Waters"
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|a Reelected to second term as vice president
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|a Researched Sacco-Vanzetti case for Local 25
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|a Resigned from ADL and returned to New York City as a seamstress
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|a Returned to Montreal to organize
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|a Rose Pesotta died in 1965
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|a Sent to Puerto Rico to organize seamstresses
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|a Slashed by razor during Cleveland Knitting Mill Strike
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