Bread And Roses Pillows

Give them bread - and roses!

Labor Union Slogan from the great Bread and Roses Strike

This illustration was made by Montreal artist and labour organizer Tricia Robinson

The Bread and Roses Strike of 1911 is an inspirational piece of labor history in the USA. The phrase "Bread and Roses" was used from the suffregette and labor movements of the early 1900's and represents the fight for not only enough compensation to survive on but also to have rest, recreation, and opportunities to grow in life.

Let's get this bread

The worker must have bread, but she must have roses, too  Rose Schneiderman

The worker must have bread, but she must have roses, too  Rose Schneiderman

Quenches thirst for better wages, better health care, and a better life.

Show the world you stand in solidarity with the workers of the world.