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Page 43
... white workers from the abolitionists . There were further reasons why Northern white labor viewed the abolition movement with mixed feelings . Organ- ized labor's basic interest was the improvement of conditions for Northern white workers ...
... white workers from the abolitionists . There were further reasons why Northern white labor viewed the abolition movement with mixed feelings . Organ- ized labor's basic interest was the improvement of conditions for Northern white workers ...
Page 179
... white workers ' hostility , being restricted by the whites both in their right to work in certain occupations and in their freedom of movement.9 If life was hard for the free black worker in the South , his fate in the North was no ...
... white workers ' hostility , being restricted by the whites both in their right to work in certain occupations and in their freedom of movement.9 If life was hard for the free black worker in the South , his fate in the North was no ...
Page 190
... white workers , the black worker sometimes concluded that strikebreaking offered his only chance of smashing through the barriers of job discrimi- nation . However , strikebreaking by unorganized black workers only increased the ...
... white workers , the black worker sometimes concluded that strikebreaking offered his only chance of smashing through the barriers of job discrimi- nation . However , strikebreaking by unorganized black workers only increased the ...
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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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