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Oral history interview with Dorothy Bolden, 1978 December 7

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Oral history interview with Dorothy Bolden interviewed by Bernard West on 1978 December 7.Atlanta-based African American domestic worker, Dorothy Bolden-Thompson (1923-2005) founded the National Domestic Workers Union in 1968.
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West, Bernard
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Atlanta History Center

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Digital Library of Georgia

Keywords

  1. African American Women Household Employees
  2. African Americans
  3. Atlanta
  4. Atlanta (Ga.)
  5. Employment
  6. Georgia
  7. Household Employees
  8. Interviews
  9. Labor Unions
  10. National Domestic Workers Union (U.S.)
  11. Race Relations
  12. Social Conditions
  13. Women

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