Ludlow: A Massacre of Human Rights

This is a 10 minute documentary about the Ludlow Massacre that took place in Ludlow, Colorado on April 20, 1914 and resulted in the deaths of 19 people. This doc was created in 2003 and entered in the National History Day Competition where it placed 1st at the state level and was a national finalist for the Junior Group Documentaries. (Written, Directed, and Edited by Sarah Goode and Lila Creighton)

Category:

Education

Tags:

• National History Day
• Colorado History Day
• Denver History Day
• Ludlow Massacre
• Ludlow
• Mining
• Mining Strike
• National Guard
• Sarah Goode
• Lila Creighton
• Rockefeller
• educational
• UMWA
• Worker's Rights
• United Mine Workers
• Labor Laws
• Unions
• Labor Unions

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good job

[TheSarahgoode]

@hurmpfff Thank you

[Gamerboss1000]

ty for sharing this

[TheSarahgoode]

@Gamerboss1000 You're welcome. Thank you for watching.

[MrIzzyDizzy]

look at norway = highest median income - number 1 in education- no poverty - free health care- 9xmore patents per capita - almost no crime-2nd in women elected (sweden1us66)- people live better in prison there than most of our lower middle class and poor - they refuse to send prisoners to the united states - not just because of the death penalty but because its inhumane - we would all be better off with socialism - that said there's a better solution to our problems -the resource based economy

[MrIzzyDizzy]

whats scary is verizion has hired black water ( the killers in iraq)to provide security in the verision strike - why so hostile - what do theses greedy strikers want for the company to hire theses mercenarys - those greedy bastards want no cuts in pay or benifits - verizion made billions in profit and wants to cut pay and raise health insurance again - its time throw of ff our chains again - the corporate lites are paying slave wages around the world - we need to goto a rbe or at least socialism

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@TheSarahgoode

you are welcome. seriously, this is a great documentary