Many were eloquent speakers, like Morris Hillquit, one of the leaders of the Socialist party, who explained why manufacturers opposed the union: "They like you individually," he said. "They say to each of you that you are lovable, but when you, lovable girls, are formed into a bunch of lovable girls then you cease to be lovable." —We Shall Not Be Moved, Joan Dash What conclusion can you draw by connecting Hillquit’s quotation, with your knowledge of that the time? The Socialist Party put workers’ rights ahead of factory owners’ rights. The Socialist Party persuaded the women to strike. The Socialist Party was sympathetic to the rights of women. The Socialist Party was made of men.