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Page 186
... nonwhite workers from the mines of California and the Southwest , or acquiesced in the employers ' practice of using different wage scales for white and nonwhite workers and holding certain skilled jobs for whites only . Asian and ...
... nonwhite workers from the mines of California and the Southwest , or acquiesced in the employers ' practice of using different wage scales for white and nonwhite workers and holding certain skilled jobs for whites only . Asian and ...
Page 216
... nonwhite workers were not notably successful . They were not strong enough to protect their members in the face of powerful em- ployers , and by and large they had to accept work standards and wage scales set by the dominant white ...
... nonwhite workers were not notably successful . They were not strong enough to protect their members in the face of powerful em- ployers , and by and large they had to accept work standards and wage scales set by the dominant white ...
Page 283
... nonwhite races , but affirmed primarily the determination of white rulers and ideologists to maintain the supremacy of the white race in the nation and the world . Exaggerated fear of inundation by nonwhites thereby was revitalized as a ...
... nonwhite races , but affirmed primarily the determination of white rulers and ideologists to maintain the supremacy of the white race in the nation and the world . Exaggerated fear of inundation by nonwhites thereby was revitalized as a ...
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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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