Striking union miners and their families living in tents, Lick Creek, West Virginia, April 12, 1922. Black and white strikers were evicted from their company houses and moved into coal camps supported by the Union. A woman holds an American flag (BSLOC_2016_8_44)

Striking union miners and their families living in tents, Lick Creek, West Virginia, April 12, 1922. Black and white strikers were evicted from their company houses and moved into coal camps supported by the Union. A woman holds an American flag (BSLOC_2016_8_44)
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