Strike City

The film follows the lives of families who were displaced from their plantation jobs, living in tents while advocating for affordable housing. It highlights their determination to build homes and their efforts to draw national attention to their plight by setting up tents across from the White House.

Strike City captures a significant moment in American labor history, emphasizing the harsh realities faced by workers and their families. The documentary was filmed during the winter and spring of 1966, showcasing not only personal struggles but also collective action in the face of adversity. This film reflects the socio-political landscape of the era, making it relevant for collectors interested in labor rights and social issues of the 1960s.