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'''Lucy Eldine Gonzalez Parsons''' (1853 – 1942) was a [[Trade Union|trade union]] organizer, founder of the [[Industrial Workers of the World|IWW]] and [[Anarcho-Communism|anarcho-communist]] activist. | |||
== Life == | == Life == | ||
Lucy was born in 1853 in Buffalo Creek, Texas, although she listed Virginia as her birthplace on her children's birth certificates. Her parents were both born in Mexico (with possible indigenous american and african heritage), and she may have been born a slave. She may have been married before she turned 18, but ran away from the marriage.[[Category:Anarchists]] | Lucy was born in 1853 in Buffalo Creek, Texas, although she listed Virginia as her birthplace on her children's birth certificates. Her parents were both born in [[Mexico]] (with possible indigenous american and african heritage), and she may have been born a slave. She may have been married before she turned 18, but ran away from the marriage.[[Category:Anarchists]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:56, 3 April 2024
Lucy Eldine Gonzalez Parsons (1853 – 1942) was a trade union organizer, founder of the IWW and anarcho-communist activist.
Life
Lucy was born in 1853 in Buffalo Creek, Texas, although she listed Virginia as her birthplace on her children's birth certificates. Her parents were both born in Mexico (with possible indigenous american and african heritage), and she may have been born a slave. She may have been married before she turned 18, but ran away from the marriage.