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May Day 2021
In commemoration of International Workers' Day, or May Day, here are some book reviews and links to amplify the fight of workers and their efforts to secure better working conditions for all. This has special resonance in 2021 as we remember the struggle for protections that essential workers — grocery and pharmacy clerks, sanitation workers, emergency childcare providers, delivery people, postal workers, warehouse and distribution center workers, airline catering workers, and others — experienced this past year.
In commemoration of International Workers' Day, or May Day, here are some book reviews and links to amplify the fight of workers and their efforts to secure better working conditions for all. This has special resonance in 2021 as we remember the struggle for protections that essential workers — grocery and pharmacy clerks, sanitation workers, emergency childcare providers, delivery people, postal workers, warehouse and distribution center workers, airline catering workers, and others — experienced this past year.
Review of Thanks to Frances Perkins: Fighter for Workers’ Rights by Deborah Hopkinson; illus. by Kristy Caldwell
Review of Mother Jones and Her Army of Mill Children by Jonah Winter; illus. by Nancy Carpenter
Review of Undocumented: A Worker's Fight by Duncan Tonatiuh and Calling Caldecott blog post
Review of Brave Girl: Clara and the Shirtwaist Makers’ Strike of 1909 by Michelle Markel; illus. by Melissa Sweet
Review of Lion Island: Cuba’s Warrior of Words by Margarita Engle
Review of Silver People: Voices from the Panama Canal by Margarita Engle
Review of Taking Hold: From Migrant Childhood to Columbia University by Francisco Jiménez
The Circuit: Author Francisco Jiménez’s 1999 Boston Globe-Horn Book Fiction Award Speech
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