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... labor . " " It was not until 1869 , when confronted by a black labor delega- tion , that the NLU formally adopted a resolution urging that black workers be organized . Isaac Meyers , a black labor leader , praised this action but he ...
... labor . " " It was not until 1869 , when confronted by a black labor delega- tion , that the NLU formally adopted a resolution urging that black workers be organized . Isaac Meyers , a black labor leader , praised this action but he ...
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... blacks withdrew from the NLU . At its 1872 convention the National Black Labor Congress , which had been organized in 1869 , denounced the NLU and reaffirmed its loyalty to the Republican Party . The black labor group carried out ...
... blacks withdrew from the NLU . At its 1872 convention the National Black Labor Congress , which had been organized in 1869 , denounced the NLU and reaffirmed its loyalty to the Republican Party . The black labor group carried out ...
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... black workers . In addition some chapters provided employers with social workers whose duties included espionage and ... labor unrest . However , it must also be noted that other Urban League chapters were friendly and help- ful to organized ...
... black workers . In addition some chapters provided employers with social workers whose duties included espionage and ... labor unrest . However , it must also be noted that other Urban League chapters were friendly and help- ful to organized ...
Contents
Preface 35 | 3 |
SelfInterest and Southern Populism | 49 |
Expediency | 81 |
Copyright | |
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