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Race, Labor and Politics during World War II and After (Wartime…
Race, Labor and Politics during World War II and After
Responsible Patriotism
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Double Victory - democracy at home, duty to gain rights politically, economically and socially - owed to AA
Bond Stamp Programs, Knitting clubs, Nutrition classes, Canteen services
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Civil Rights
Reduce discrimination, more Black representation in war effect home and abroad, end exploitation, disfranchisement, inferior schools and political lynching
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Civil rights programs - reduce discrimination, equal opportunities economically, politically and socially
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Wartime Opportunities
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Unions- fight for better working conditions, promotions, better pay and child care
White racism against Black women in factories, try get them fired, physical violence, which want work to be a dirty, dangerous and impure environment
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Black women complain and raise law suits against companies who won't hired them or fired them because they are Black
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