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Brotherhoods of Color

Black Railroad Workers and the Struggle for Equality
  • Eric Arnesen
2001
Harvard University Press

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A line of Black men sit and stand in a half circle. They all where Pullman Porter uniforms.
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How Black Pullman Porters Waged a Struggle for “Civil Rights Unionism”

Led by A. Philip Randolph, Black Pullman porters secured dignity on the job — and laid the foundation for the modern Civil Rights Movement.
by Eric Arnesen, Arvind Dilawar via Jacobin
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on July 28, 2020
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