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19世纪下半叶,在第二次工业革命的推动下,美国工厂遍地开花。但当时,美国实施的是自由放任的政策,工厂的劳动保护措施极差,工伤事故层出不穷,但主流社会对此似乎熟视无睹。当时,在纽约曼哈顿南部的华盛顿广场边上有一栋10层高的大楼,第八、九、十层有一家三角制衣厂,其工人多是从落后地区过来的“打工妹”。有的甚至是从波兰、爱尔兰、俄国等地漂洋过海来寻找美国梦的他国人。她们的年龄大都在13至23岁之间。1911年3月25日是个星
The second half of the 19th century, driven by the second industrial revolution, the United States factories everywhere. At the time, however, the United States implemented a laissez-faire policy. Labor protection measures in factories were extremely poor. Work-related accidents were common but the mainstream community seemed oblivious to it. At that time there was a 10-storey building on the edge of Washington Square in southern New York, New York. There was a triangular garment factory on the eighth, ninth and tenth floors, most of whom were “working girls” from the backward areas. Some even from other countries such as Poland, Ireland, Russia and other countries that have crossed over to find the American dream. Most of them are between 13 and 23 years of age. March 25, 1911 is a star