Mary Harris "Mother" Jones is revered for her foundational role in the American labor movement. As a prominent labor and community organizer in the early 20th century, she fought for workers' rights, advocating for improved working conditions, child labor laws, and higher wages. Her passion for social justice and activism led her to support and inspire many labor strikes, including the Great Steel Strike. Mother Jones became a fearless advocate for the marginalized, earning the title "the most dangerous woman in America" for her relentless pursuit of workers' rights and social reforms.