Lucy Parsons

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English: Lucy Parsons (1859–1942) was an influential anarchist activist fighting for working class emancipation.

Photographs

  • 1886
    1886
  • ~1886
    ~1886
  • 1915
    1915
  • 1920
    1920

Artistic renditions

  • engraving by Jacob Manz
    engraving by Jacob Manz
  • engraving
    engraving

Family

  • She was married to Albert from 1871 to his hanging in 1887
    She was married to Albert from 1871 to his hanging in 1887
  • Daughter Lulu Eda Parsons, 1881–1889
    Daughter Lulu Eda Parsons, 1881–1889
  • Son Albert Richard Parsons Jr., 1879–1919
    Son Albert Richard Parsons Jr., 1879–1919

Other

  • Red roses on her grave on May Day
    Red roses on her grave on May Day
  • her signature
    her signature
  • front page of a newspaper she edited with an article of hers
    front page of a newspaper she edited with an article of hers
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