The tactics used by young immigrant women to take on Lawrence’s textile barons are still in use today worldwide. They held multilingual meetings to ensure every worker felt heard and represented, and translated their publications into 25 languages. They cooked and fed one another, organizing soup kitchens and putting produce donations from local farmers to good use. “All the nations of the world are represented in this fight of the workers for more bread,” the strikers stated in a public proclamation that was translated into multiple languages and shared. “The crimes of the police during this trouble are almost beyond human imagination,” the textile workers wrote all those years ago.