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Page 190
... black - white labor solidarity advanced to a highwater mark in the nineteenth century during the heyday of the Knights of Labor . Organized ... workers . Blacks were intimidated , imprisoned and murdered if they dared 190 Reluctant Reformers.
... black - white labor solidarity advanced to a highwater mark in the nineteenth century during the heyday of the Knights of Labor . Organized ... workers . Blacks were intimidated , imprisoned and murdered if they dared 190 Reluctant Reformers.
Page 197
... black workers had made tremendous inroads in the mass - pro- duction industries since World War I meant that these workers could not be ignored . The CIO brought black workers into leadership positions ; it won equal wages for black and ...
... black workers had made tremendous inroads in the mass - pro- duction industries since World War I meant that these workers could not be ignored . The CIO brought black workers into leadership positions ; it won equal wages for black and ...
Page 204
... black labor congress took place in Washington , D.C. In many areas where black workers were excluded from the white unions they organized their own unions . By 1929 there were at least 13 such independent unions with a reported ...
... black labor congress took place in Washington , D.C. In many areas where black workers were excluded from the white unions they organized their own unions . By 1929 there were at least 13 such independent unions with a reported ...
Contents
Preface 35 | 3 |
SelfInterest and Southern Populism | 49 |
Expediency | 81 |
Copyright | |
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