The American Federationist, Volume 73American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1966 - Labor unions Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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... movement . We must grow , this trade union movement , with the nation , but we must grow in a right way . Let us organize the unorganized . Let us not waste our time and our efforts trying to reorganize those who are already organized ...
... movement . We must grow , this trade union movement , with the nation , but we must grow in a right way . Let us organize the unorganized . Let us not waste our time and our efforts trying to reorganize those who are already organized ...
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... movement would have lost its democratic char- acter . With these members , labor won many victories , victories won not by the wealth or status or color of our members but by our numbers and solidarity . When civil rights groups ...
... movement would have lost its democratic char- acter . With these members , labor won many victories , victories won not by the wealth or status or color of our members but by our numbers and solidarity . When civil rights groups ...
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... movement bit- terness against the unions increased . Despite all the demonstrations , there seemed to be no more Negroes on the job . The unions , for their part , were annoyed because the civil rights movement had not brought forth ...
... movement bit- terness against the unions increased . Despite all the demonstrations , there seemed to be no more Negroes on the job . The unions , for their part , were annoyed because the civil rights movement had not brought forth ...
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Arming the Unemployed With Skills | |
Pilot Project in Labor Education A ENV Mark L Brown | |
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