Mother Jones Quotes

Men's Hearts Are Cold. They Are Indifferent.

I Want To Hold A Series Of Meetings All Over The Country And Get The Facts Before The American People

I Preferred Sewing To Bossing Little Children.

That Is, The Wife Must Care For What The Husband Cares For If He Is To Remain Resolute.

Out Of Labor's Struggle In Arizona Came Better Conditions For The Workers, Who Must Everywhere, At All Times, Under Advantage And Disadvantage Work Out Their Own Salvation

I Believe That Movements To Suppress Wrongs Can Be Carried Out Under The Protection Of Our Flag.

...poetic Injustice...having Made Over Japan In Our Own Image. The Japanese, ...are Now, Next To Us, The Greatest Consumers Of Meat In The World.

You Know I Took An Oath To Tell The Truth When I Took The Witness Stand

I Was Born In Revolution.

My Teachers Treated Me As A Diamond In The Rough, Someone Who Needed Smoothing.

I Went West And Took Part In The Strike Of The Machinists - The Southern Pacific Railroad, The Corporation That Swung California By Its Golden Tail, That Controlled Its Legislature, Its Farmers, Its Preachers, Its Workers.

I Nursed Men Back To Sanity Who Were Driven To Despair. I Solicited Clothes For The Ragged Children, For The Desperate Mothers. I Laid Out The Dead, The Martyrs Of The Strike.