A Shop on Every Corner: Memories of the Garment Industry Information

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• Posted 06/14/11 by 'FRED G
  Working for a textile manufacturer of thermal underwear and at the top of the 1990's that employed over 3500 in three states and eventually was to say the term outsourced for competetive reasons which was actually a profit reason everyone in this administration, Congress and every Senator should study the history of the American Labor movement since the existance of our Country. This is the main reason for our National Debt which we will never overcome unless we bring Manufacturing back as our Major Asset.
• Posted 10/18/10 by Josh
  What's worse than organized labor? Rhetorical - Nothing.
• Posted 06/20/10 by lee
  outstanding film, wish more people could see it, as a designer/manufacturer at the bottom of the food chain in apparel making and selling, would want everyone to know the history of this business. Thanks for a great film.
• Posted 06/09/10 by julie elliott
  I was absolutely 'spellbound' listening to this! Wha a WONDERFUL documentary............useing the actual workers to describe this era. A true treasure....................
• Posted 11/20/09 by kendy
  This is a wonderful documentary. At a time (now long gone) when America was truly the greatest nation in the world, what a treasure this to record the words of some of the people who made it so.