Minority Women

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"The purpose of this research is to examine the problems that have confronted females of color, particularly Hispanic women and African women, with regard to American labor unions since World War II. The plan of the research will be to set forth the context in which the confrontation, of ideals and objectives of the groups of women and the labor groups has arisen since the War, and then to discuss details of the encounter of the two working cultures that illustrate the reality of conflicting values and goals for participants in the workplace.
A useful place to begin a discussion of where and how Hispanic and African American women fit into the scheme of the history of the American labor movement since World War II may be, not the close of the war but a 1991 event in which 25 nonunion workers, most of them women and minority, were killed in ..."

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