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Before the fire, many ambitious men and women attempted to launch a safety movement for immigrants risking their lives in dangerous jobs, but it wasn't until the Triangle Factory Fire that those movements gained traction and resulted in the social reforms and fire safety laws that many Americans now take for granted.
The narrative is not just about a workplace tragedy, but also about the lives of new immigrants and their everyday sacrifices they make in order to begin a new life in America. It goes into detail on sweatshop circumstances and their beginnings, as well as the daring activism that changed factory conditions for the better when workers faced up to unscrupulous company owners.