On February 25,1913, the first day of the strike, the IWW's prominent feminist leader Elizabeth Gurley Flynn was arrested after giving a talk on uniting strikers across racial boundaries, the authorities charging her and her fellow speakers with inciting violence through radical speech.
The first day of the strike was arrested after giving a talk on uniting strikers across racial boundaries. This was on February 25,1913. Racial boundaries were the authorities. These authorities were charging her and her fellow speakers with. These authorities were inciting violence through radical speech. The IWW's prominent feminist leader Elizabeth. Gurley Flynn was the strike.