The Weavers (The Weavers by John Galsworthy)

"The Weavers" by John Galsworthy is a play that explores themes of social injustice and moral integrity. It centers on a group of humble factory workers, the weavers, who face harsh treatment and exploitation from their employer. Despite their struggles, they maintain their dignity and sense of community. The play highlights the societal inequalities of the time and questions the moral responsibilities of those in power, emphasizing the importance of compassion and fairness in social relationships. Galsworthy’s work advocates for social reform and underscores the human cost of economic exploitation.