Organized Labor and the Black Worker, 1619-1981International Publishers, 1982 - 492 sider |
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... created an aristoc- racy of skilled workers at the expense of the unskilled and semiskilled and , at the same time , retarded the further organization of American in- dustry , thus , in the long run , adversely affecting all workers ...
... created an aristoc- racy of skilled workers at the expense of the unskilled and semiskilled and , at the same time , retarded the further organization of American in- dustry , thus , in the long run , adversely affecting all workers ...
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... created by the influx of black workers in industry , pat itself on the back for its past dec- larations , admit that ... creating effec- tive machinery to put them in operation . Nor was the record on the local level much better ...
... created by the influx of black workers in industry , pat itself on the back for its past dec- larations , admit that ... creating effec- tive machinery to put them in operation . Nor was the record on the local level much better ...
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... creating a permanent FEPC , W. C. Cushing , chairman of the AF of L national legislative committee , filed a ... creation of a com- mittee to investigate the discriminatory practices of all AF of L unions . The convention was prepared to ...
... creating a permanent FEPC , W. C. Cushing , chairman of the AF of L national legislative committee , filed a ... creation of a com- mittee to investigate the discriminatory practices of all AF of L unions . The convention was prepared to ...
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Freedom March 1955 | 4 |
From Slavery to Freedom | 5 |
New York Herald Tribune and New York Times August 13 1955 | 6 |
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