Grainy black and white photo of J.S. Woodsworth, an older man with a mustache and light-colored hair, seated in profile. He is wearing a dark three-piece suit and appears to be reading or looking down at a document. The lighting is low, casting shadows that emphasize a contemplative mood.

"The general public has not been innocent. It has been guilty of the greatest sin: the sin of indifference.” J.S. Woodsworth, June, 1919

He didn't just call out strikebreakers, but the silence that cost lives.

Words mattered. They still do.

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