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Pullman porters
1. Pullman porters

Spencer, Onah

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    African Americans; Business/Industry/Manufacturing; Chicago; Economic Conditions; Employment; Government; Governmental Investigations; Illinois; Illinois History & Culture; Investigation; Labor; Pay Equity; Porters; Pullman Railroad Company; Railroad; Transportation & Communication; Unfair Labor Practices; United States; United States. Commission On Industrial Relations; Wages
View @ Chicago Public Library
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Cynthia Haynes Interview 2
2. Cynthia Haynes Interview 2

Haynes, Cynthia

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    African Americans; Blacklisting, Labor; Cannon Mills Company (Concord, N.C.); Civil Rights; Health And Hygiene; Retirement; Segregation In Education; Textile Workers; Textile Workers' Strike (Southern States : 1934); Unfair Labor Practices
View @ Georgia State University
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Alma Friday and E.O. Friday Interview
3. Alma Friday and E.O. Friday Interview

Friday, Alma

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    African Americans; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Cotton Textile Industry; Discrimination; Discrimination In Employment; Education; Employees; Employment; Factories; Great Depression; Industrial Management; Labor Unions; Modena Cotton Mills (Gastonia, N.C.); New Deal (1933 1939); Segregation; Strikes And Lockouts; Textile Factories; Textile Industry; Textile Manufacturers; Textile Workers; Unfair Labor Practices; Wages; Working Class African Americans
View @ Georgia State University
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Claude and Mabel Helton Interview
4. Claude and Mabel Helton Interview

Helton, Claude

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    African Americans; Blacklisting, Labor; Cotton Textile Industry; Eagle Yarn Mills (Belmont, N.C.); Employees; Employment; Factories; Groves Mill (Gastonia, N.C.); Housing; Industrial Engineering; Labor Unions; Organizing; Parkdale Mill (Gastonia, N.C.); Strikes And Lockouts; Textile Factories; Textile Industry; Textile Workers; Unfair Labor Practices; United States; United States. National Recovery Administration; Wages; Women; Women Textile Workers
View @ Georgia State University
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Mary A. Wright and L.C. Wright Interview 1
5. Mary A. Wright and L.C. Wright Interview 1

Wright, Mary A

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    African American Labor Union Members; African Americans; Collective Bargaining; Cotton Textile Industry; Economic Conditions; Fieldcrest Cannon Inc. (Kannapolis, N.C.); Labor Day; Labor Laws And Legislation; Labor Unions; Race Relations; Southern States; Strikes And Lockouts; Textile Factories; Textile Industry; Textile Workers; Textile Workers' Strike (Southern States : 1934); Unfair Labor Practices
View @ Georgia State University
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Robert Moses, Ernest Moore, and E.W. Passmore Interviews
6. Robert Moses, Ernest Moore, and E.W. Passmore Interviews

Moses, Robert

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    African American Radio Broadcasters; African American Textile Workers; African Americans; Cotton Manufacture; Cotton Textile Industry; Employees; Factories; Groves Mill (Gastonia, N.C.); Industrial Management; Labor Day; Labor Union Members; Labor Unions; Loray Mill (Gastonia, N.C.); Organizing; Parades; Radio Broadcasting; Radio Stations, American; Strikes And Lockouts; Textile Factories; Textile Industry; Textile Manufacturers; Textile Workers; Textile Workers' Strike (Southern States : 1934); Unfair Labor Practices
View @ Georgia State University
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Negro railroad worker
7. Negro railroad worker

Townsley, L

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    African American Railroad Employees; African Americans; Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car Porters; Business/Industry/Manufacturing; Chicago; Collective Bargaining; Discrimination; Discrimination In Employment; Domestic/Community/Social Life; Economic Conditions; Employment; Government; Government & Politics; Illinois; Illinois Description & Travel; Illinois History & Culture; Labor; Labor Movement; Labor Unions, Black; Lincoln, Robert Todd, 1843 1926; Newspapers; Oral History; Press Coverage; Pullman Company; Railroads; Statistics; Strikes And Lockouts; Tipping; Transportation & Communication; Unfair Labor Practices; United States; United States. Commission On Industrial Relations; Wage Bargaining
View @ Chicago Public Library
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Myra Heffner and Hardin Washburn Interview 2
8. Myra Heffner and Hardin Washburn Interview 2

Heffner, Myra

Keywords:

    African Americans; Blacklisting, Labor; Chronicle Mill; Chronicle Mill (Belmont, N.C.); Cotton Textile Industry; Economic Conditions; Employees; Employment; Factories; Housing; Industrial Management; Labor Union Locals; Labor Union Meetings; Labor Unions; New Deal (1933 1939); Organizing; Southern States; Strikes And Lockouts; Textile Factories; Textile Industry; Textile Manufacturers; Textile Workers; Unfair Labor Practices; United States; United States. National Recovery Administration; Women; Women In The Labor Movement; Women Textile Workers
View @ Georgia State University
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Charlie Wetzel, Elaine Pruitt, Bill Pruitt, and Roger Moore Interviews
9. Charlie Wetzel, Elaine Pruitt, Bill Pruitt, and Roger Moore Interviews

Wetzel, Charlie

Keywords:

    African Americans; Arista Cotton Mill; Christianity; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Communicable Diseases; Cotton Textile Industry; Eagle Yarn Mills (Belmont, Gaston County, N.C.); Employees; Employment; Evans, Walker, 1903 1975; Factories; Hine, Lewis Wickes, 1874 1940; Housing; Industrial Management; Journalists; Labor; Labor Unions; Loray Mill; Organizing; R.L. Stowe Mills; R.L. Stowe Mills (Belmont, N.C.); Religious Aspects; Reporters And Reporting; Strikes And Lockouts; Textile Factories; Textile Industry; Textile Manufacturers; Textile Workers; Transmission; Unfair Labor Practices; United States; United States. National Recovery Administration; Wages; Working Class African Americans
View @ Georgia State University
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WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Hosea Williams accusing the Reed Drug Company of unfair labor practices and racism as well as picketing by the Poor Peoples's Union, Atlanta, Georgia, 1973 March 28
10. WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Hosea Williams accusing the Reed Drug Company of unfair labor practices and racism as well as picketing by the Poor Peoples's Union, Atlanta, Georgia, 1973 March 28

WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)

Keywords:

    African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Clergy; African American Labor Leaders; African American Labor Union Members; African Americans; Atlanta; Blacks; Boycotts; Chain Stores; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Workers; Clergy; Collective Bargaining; Collective Labor Agreements; Demonstrations; Direct Action; Discrimination; Discrimination In Employment; Drugstores; Employment; Employment Tests; Fines (Penalties); Georgia; Grievance Procedures; History; Industrial Management; Industrial Relations; Intimidation; Labor; Labor Discipline; Labor Disputes; Labor Leaders; Labor Movement; Labor Union Members; Labor Unions; Labor Unions, Black; Law And Legislation; Lie Detectors And Detection; Management; Organizing; Pedestrians; Pharmaceutical Industry; Picketing; Police; Poor; Poor African Americans; Poor Blacks; Press Coverage; Protest Songs; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Racism; Retail Trade; Sidewalks; Signs And Signboards; Social Conditions; Social Conflict; Strikes And Lockouts; Unfair Labor Practices; Union Busting; United States; Urban Poor; We Shall Overcome (Song); Working Poor
View @ Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection
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