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Discover the inspiring life of Fannie Sellins in 'Fannie Never Flinched', a powerful biography that encapsulates her relentless spirit during the tumultuous Gilded Age of American Industrialization. Published by ABRAMS in 2016, this compelling account reveals how Fannie, born in 1872, became a fearless union activist, fighting passionately for workers' rights. As she battled for fair wages and favorable working conditions within both the garment and mining industries, Fannie's unwavering commitment to equality and justice resonated across the nation. This book not only chronicles her remarkable journey but includes helpful features like an index, glossary, a timeline of unions in the United States, and detailed endnotes. Ideal for history enthusiasts and those interested in labor rights, 'Fannie Never Flinched' serves as a vital reminder of the sacrifices made for workers' rights and social justice. Dive into this essential biography to learn how Fanne Sellins' legacy shapes our understanding of labor movements today. A perfect addition for educators, students, and advocates of equality, this book is a testament to the ongoing struggle for justice in America.