A vivid history of women organizing in the 1930s, told through the recollections of three women labor activists - Kate Hyndman, Stella Nowicki, and Sylvia Woods - who describe their experiences fighting for workers' rights in Chicago's factories and stockyards during the Depression era. Blends archival footage with first-person testimony to bring the labor movement's grassroots history to life. Academy Award nominee, Best Documentary Feature. Directed by New Day Films co-founder Julia Reichert.