THE CAMPAIGN FOR FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES In the post-World War II era, racial discrimination prevented many non-whites from full access to decent employment. A coalition of unions, civil rights groups, and community o - Augustus F. Hawkins - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	THE CAMPAIGN FOR FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES In the post-World War II era, racial discrimination prevented many non-whites from full access to decent employment. A coalition of unions, civil rights groups, and community o Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-03-06 15:13:44 Open Document File Size: 231,03 KB Share Result on Facebook City Oakland / Los Angeles / / Company West Coast NAACP / / Facility Southern California Library / African American Museum / / Organization state legislature / California Jewish Labor Committee / Southern California Jewish Labor Committee / Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters / California State Federation of Labor / California Committee for Fair Employment Practices and National / / Person Neil Haggerty / Byron Rumford / Gus Hawkins / Max Mont / George Miller / Nathaniel Colley / Bill Becker / Augustus Hawkins / Franklin Williams / Richard Richards / Brown / C.L. Dellums / / Position Chair / VP / Assemblyman / Governor / Secretary-Treasurer / NAACP General Counsel / Executive Secretary / / ProvinceOrState Southern California / / Region Northern California / Southern California / / SocialTag Jewish Labor Committee United States Augustus F. Hawkins National Association for the Advancement of Colored People George Miller American studies William Byron Rumford C. L. Dellums Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters

THE CAMPAIGN FOR FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES In the post-World War II era, racial discrimination prevented many non-whites from full access to decent employment. A coalition of unions, civil rights groups, and community oAdd to Reading List