Florence Kelley: A Champion of Social and Political Reform

Florence Moltrop Kelley, born on September 12, 1859, and passing on February 17, 1932, left an indelible mark on American history as a fervent social and political reformer. Her legacy is woven into the fabric of movements for wage abolitionism, the fight against sweatshops, the advocacy for minimum wage laws,

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