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... black worker . He was even prohibited from living in several Northern states and many local communities . The driving force behind such prohibitions was the resentment of white workers who strenu- ously objected to the use of black labor ...
... black worker . He was even prohibited from living in several Northern states and many local communities . The driving force behind such prohibitions was the resentment of white workers who strenu- ously objected to the use of black labor ...
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... black and white locals . In exchange for the job - sharing ar- rangements black longshoremen supported the ILA in ... labor movement . As early as 1869 black labor leaders confronted the National Labor Union with this demand , and black ...
... black and white locals . In exchange for the job - sharing ar- rangements black longshoremen supported the ILA in ... labor movement . As early as 1869 black labor leaders confronted the National Labor Union with this demand , and black ...
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... labor movement ( including black labor groups ) , however , the Knights were hostile to Chinese con- tract labor . A black leader of the Knights , Frank J. Ferrell , was prominent in the unsuccessful fight to include Chinese workers in ...
... labor movement ( including black labor groups ) , however , the Knights were hostile to Chinese con- tract labor . A black leader of the Knights , Frank J. Ferrell , was prominent in the unsuccessful fight to include Chinese workers in ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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