Examples of Mother Jones in the following topics:
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- Mary "Mother" Jones was instrumental in community and labor organization during the late 19th century.
- Mary Harris "Mother" Jones was an American schoolteacher and dressmaker who became a prominent labor and community organizer and helped coordinate major strikes and co-founded the Industrial Workers of the World .
- From 1897 onward she was known as Mother Jones and in 1902 she was called "the most dangerous woman in America" for her success in organizing mine workers and their families against the mine owners.
- John Mitchell, the president of the UMWA, brought Mother Jones to north-east Pennsylvania in the months of February and September to encourage unity among the striking workers.
- " As Mother Jones noted, many of the children at union headquarters had missing fingers and other disabilities.
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- Prominent leaders of the first-wave feminist movement in the United States include Lucretia Coffin Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucy Stone, Sojourner Truth, "Mother" Jones, and Susan B.
- Mary Harris "Mother" Jones was an American schoolteacher and dressmaker who became a prominent labor and community organizer.
- From 1897 onward, she was known as "Mother" Jones, and in 1902, she was called, "the most dangerous woman in America" for her success in organizing mine workers and their families against the mine owners.
- "Mother" Jones became largely affiliated with the UMW.
- "Mother" Jones was ideologically separated from many of the other female activists in the days prior to the Nineteenth Amendment due to her aversion to female suffrage.
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- For instance, the Industrial Workers of the World was a labor union that was founded by many notable socialists including Eugene Debs, "Mother" Mary Harris Jones, and Daniel De Leon.
- Indeed, many of its early members were immigrants, and some, such as Carlo Tresca, Joe Hill, and Mary Jones, rose to prominence in the leadership.
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- Ethos: When Jones published the results of the study last year, he faced a great deal of scrutiny from the psychological community.
- Susan Miller, author of the foundational book Religion and Guilt, wrote a paper that questioned his methodology: "Pocket Full of Questions: Methodology and Bias in Recent Scholarship. " Jones responded to her concerns in a post on his personal blog, and Miller responded that she was satisfied.
- Benefits of maternity may include: 1) Many mothers prefer to care for their newborn children themselves. 2) The personal satisfaction that can come from maternity leave is conducive to professional satisfaction and loyalty to the employer. 3) Women who are unsure about having children are more likely to take the plunge if they have a professional safety net. 4) Studies show that breastfeeding has long-term health benefits for infants, but it is very difficult if the mother is working.
- 1) Pregnant women. 2) Working mothers. 3) Women who are deciding whether or not to have children. 4) Infants. 5) Co-workers of new mothers. 6) Companies that employ women. 7) Husbands/Partners/Fathers.
- An appropriate response might be: The larger question of women's rights relates to my research about the laws governing maternity leave, and the corresponding statistics relating to working mothers' professional outcomes.
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- A Jones fracture is a fracture of the diaphysis of the fifth metatarsal of the foot .
- The proximal end, where the Jones fracture occurs, is in the mid portion of the foot.
- Patients who sustain a Jones fracture have pain over this area, swelling, and difficulty walking.
- A patient with a Jones fracture may not be aware of the injury, and could mistake it for a sprain.
- For several reasons, a Jones fracture often does not heal.
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- In 1903, Mary Harris Jones organized the Children's Crusade, a march of child workers from Kensington, Pennsylvania, to the home of President Theodore Roosevelt in Oyster Bay, New York, bringing national attention to the issue of child labor.
- In 1912, the United States Children's Bureau was created in order to investigate "all matters pertaining to the welfare of children and child life among all classes of our people. " An alliance of labor and humanitarian groups induced some state legislatures to grant aid to mothers with dependent children.
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- The Jones family plants pear trees on their property which is adjacent to the Smith family.
- This is an externality because the Smith family does not pay the Jones family for the utility received from gathering fallen pears.
- As a result, the Jones family plants too few pear trees.
- In response, the Jones family can put up a net that will prevent pears from falling on the Smith's side of the property line, eliminating the externality.
- Alternatively, the Jones could impose a cost on the Smith family if they want to continue to enjoy the pears from the pear trees.
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- The Bankhead–Jones Farm Tenant Act of 1937 provided affordable loans to tenant farmers in order to purchase land but relatively few African Americans benefited from the Act's provisions.
- Most New Deal programs did not aim to support women and operated under the assumption that women would be benefited implicitly, mostly as wives, mothers, and daughters of the men who were target beneficiaries.
- Furthermore, although SSA provided benefits for children in families without father present under the program known as the Aid to Dependent Children (ADC), many poor single mothers were excluded from its provisions.
- ADC did not support black mothers and
many white mothers faced the moral judgement of their middle and upper class compatriots who decided that while some women deserved the support (e.g., widows or women abandoned by their husbands), other did not (e.g., unwed mothers).
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- (To diagram the relationship of our individual to yet another person would require an additional diagram: Jones may simultaneously be associated with Smith and not associated with Baker. )
- As noted above, there are many people with whom a given person, Jones, might be associated.
- 0 = Jones' satisfaction if Baker didn't act at all. 0 = (also) Jones' actual satisfaction, since Baker hasn't acted, or if he acted it had no effect on Jones' satisfaction.