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SAFETY AT SEA ACT, 1936. Striking merchant marine seamen marching in Washington, D. C. to protest the Safety at Sea Act of 1936

SAFETY AT SEA ACT, 1936. Striking merchant marine seamen marching in Washington, D. C. to protest the Safety at Sea Act of 1936


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SAFETY AT SEA ACT, 1936. Striking merchant marine seamen marching in Washington, D. C. to protest the Safety at Sea Act of 1936

SAFETY AT SEA ACT, 1936.
Striking merchant marine seamen marching in Washington, D.C. to protest the Safety at Sea Act of 1936

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1930s 1936 Banner Bill Capitol Great Depression Labor Labor Movement Marching Parade Protest Rain Sailor Seaman Strike Trade Union Washington Dc Merchant Marine


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This powerful print captures a pivotal moment in American history - the protest march of striking merchant marine seamen in Washington, D. C. during the 1930s. The image showcases a group of determined sailors marching through the rain-soaked streets, united against the Safety at Sea Act of 1936. In this snapshot from the past, we witness their resolute spirit as they bravely voice their dissent against this controversial legislation that affected their livelihoods. Clad in sailor uniforms and carrying banners emblazoned with messages of solidarity and resistance, these men represent not only themselves but also countless others who were impacted by this bill. The backdrop of Washington's iconic Capitol building serves as a poignant reminder that these seamen have taken their fight to the heart of power, demanding fair treatment and improved working conditions for all maritime workers. This photograph encapsulates both the struggles faced by laborers during the Great Depression era and highlights an important chapter in America's labor movement. Preserved by The Granger Collection, New York, this image is part of their Carousel Collection which offers glimpses into significant moments throughout history. It serves as a testament to those who fought for change amidst adversity and reminds us today about the importance of standing up for our rights and safety at sea.

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