One historical figure recognized for their significant role in labor rights advocacy is Mother Jones. Born in 1837, she became a prominent activist and co-founder of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). Mother Jones fought tirelessly against child labor and for workers' rights, organizing strikes and labor movements across the United States. Her passionate speeches and relentless dedication made her a beloved figure among workers, earning her the nickname “the most dangerous woman in America.” Her legacy continues to inspire labor activism today.