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Lillian Wald

Lillian Wald

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Search complete. 6 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Lillian Wald".

Oct 6, 2026

Andrew RacineGUEST
2:15
And it was done through the auspices of some very, very prominent women in that field who were concerned about the condition of children, particularly immigrant children, as it turned out.
Andrew RacineGUEST
2:28
And those two women, One is named Florence Kelly, and the other was named Lillian Wald, started this movement to think about what it was that children were dying from.
Andrew RacineGUEST
2:42
And for the most part, they were dying from diarrheal diseases that were contributing to excess mortality, and pulmonary diseases, which were essentially viral diseases that were
Michael SaagHOST
2:54
killing.
speaker_1NARRATOR
91:03
New York City has the largest foreign population in the United States— and precisely in that city the politicians have learned that they cannot count on the foreign vote because it is not for sale a student of new york politics speaks of the uncontrollable and unapproachable vote of the ghetto repeated analyses of the election returns of the eighth district which has the largest foreign population of all show that politically it is one of the most uncertain sections of the city many generations of campaign managers have discovered to their sorrow that the usual party blandishments are wasted on the east side masses hester street follows leaders and causes rather than party emblems nowhere is the art of splitting a ticket better understood The only time you can predict the East Side vote is when there is a sharp alignment of the better citizens against the boss-ridden.
speaker_1NARRATOR
92:00
Then you will find the naturalized citizens in the same camp with men like Jacob Rees and women like Lillian Wald.
speaker_1NARRATOR
92:09
And the experience of New York is duplicated in Chicago and in Philadelphia and in every center of immigration.
speaker_1NARRATOR
92:16
Ask the reformers.
Aubrey LittleHOST
49:56
Mm-hmm.
Shay OmiHOST
49:57
Jewish people have actually been an integral part of the Black civil rights struggle since the very beginning, right? In 1909, Jewish activists like Henry Moskowitz, Lillian Wald, Rabbi Stephen Wise co-founded the NAACP along with W.E.B.
Shay OmiHOST
50:12
Du Bois and Ida B.
Shay OmiHOST
50:13
Wells.

Unknown podcast

They Who Knock at Our Gates-Mary Antin

Sep 21 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
90:37
and precisely in that city the politicians have learned that they cannot count on the foreign vote because it is not for sale a student of new york politics speaks of the uncontrollable and unapproachable vote of the ghetto repeated analyses of the election returns of the eighth district which has the largest foreign population of all show that politically it is one of the most uncertain sections of the city many generations of campaign managers have discovered to their sorrow that the usual party blandishments are wasted on the east side masses hester street follows leaders and causes rather than party emblems nowhere is the art of splitting a ticket better understood The only time you can predict the East Side vote is when there is a sharp alignment of the better citizens against the boss-ridden.
speaker_0NARRATOR
91:30
Then you will find the naturalized citizens in the same camp with men like Jacob Rees and women like Lillian Wald.
speaker_0NARRATOR
91:38
And the experience of New York is duplicated in Chicago and in Philadelphia and in every center of immigration.
speaker_0NARRATOR
91:46
Ask the reformers.

Unknown podcast

Crisis A Record of the Darker Races, Vol. I, No. 1-W. E. B. Du Bois

Sep 14 · 1 Mention

Sean ShortNARRATOR
67:24
The future plans of the organization include the publication of the crisis, cooperation with all agencies working for the uplift of colored people, the holding of mass meetings and conferences, the issuing of pamphlets at a rate of one every other month or oftener, the publication of articles in magazines and in the daily press, the discovering and redress of cases of injustice, the systematic study of the present conditions among colored people.
Sean ShortNARRATOR
67:52
The general committee consists of officers and the following persons, Miss Gertrude Barnum, New York, Reverend W.H. Brooks, New York, Professor John Dewey, New York, Miss Maud R. Ingersoll, New York, Mrs. Florence Kelly, New York, Mr. Paul Canaday, New York, Mrs. F.R. Kaiser, New York, Dr. Chas Linz, New York, Mr. Jacob W. Mack, New York, Mrs. M.D. McLean, New York, Reverend Horace G. Miller, New York, Mrs. Max Morgenthau, Jr., New York, Mr. James F. Morton, New York, Mr. Henry Mousekowitz, New York, Miss Leonora O'Reilly, New York, Reverend A. Clayton Powell, New York, Mr. Charles Edward Russell, New York, Mr. Jacob Schiff, New York, Professor E.R.A. Schligman, New York, Reverend Joseph Silverman, New York, Mrs. Anna Garland Spencer, New York, Mrs. Henry Villard, New York, Miss Lillian D. Wald, New York, Bishop Alexander Walters, New York, Dr. Stephen S.
Sean ShortNARRATOR
69:16
Wise, New York, Reverend Jasper E. Haynes, D.D., Brooklyn, New York, Reverend John Haynes Holmes, Brooklyn, New York, Miss M.R. Lyons, Brooklyn, New York, Miss M.W. Ovington, Brooklyn, New York, Dr. O.M. Waller, Brooklyn, New York, Mrs. M.H. Talbert, Buffalo, New York, The Honorable Thomas M. Osborne, Auburn, New York, Mr. W.L. Bulkley, Ridgeway, New Jersey, Mr. George W. Crawford, New Haven, Connecticut, Miss Maria Baldwin, Boston, Massachusetts, Mr. Francis J. Garrison, Boston, Massachusetts, Mr. Archibald H. Grimke, Boston, Massachusetts, Mr. Albert E. Pillsbury, Boston, Massachusetts, Mr. William Monroe Trotter, Boston, Massachusetts, Dr. Horace Bumstead, Brookline, Massachusetts, Miss Elizabeth C. Carter, New Bedford, Massachusetts, President Charles T. Thwing, Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. Charles W.
Sean ShortNARRATOR
70:33
Chestnut, Cleveland, Ohio, President King, Oberlin, Ohio, President W.S. Scarborough, Wilberforce, Ohio, Miss Jane Adams, Chicago, Illinois, Mrs. Ida B.

Unknown podcast

Crisis A Record of the Darker Races, Vol. I, No. 1-W. E. B. Du Bois

Sep 13 · 1 Mention

Sean ShortNARRATOR
82:42
Mrs. Henry Villard, New York.
Sean ShortNARRATOR
82:45
Miss Lillian D. Wald, New York.
Sean ShortNARRATOR
82:48
bishop alexander walters new york dr stephen s wise new york rev jasper e haynes d d brooklyn new york rev john haynes holmes brooklyn new york miss m r lyons brooklyn n y miss m w ovington brooklyn n y dr o m waller brooklyn n y mrs m h talbert buffalo n y the hon thomas m osborn auburn n y mr w l bulkeley bridgeway n j mr george w crawford new haven conn miss maria baldwin boston mass mr francis j garrison boston mass mr archibald h grimke boston
Sean ShortNARRATOR
83:43
mass

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