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minority labor union members

Let Me Live

By Angelo Herndon

Minority and female membership in referral unions, 1974

By Vera A. Libeau

Chinatown, New York

By Peter Kwong

Solidarity forever?

By Jake Alimahomed-Wilson

Mobilizing Against Inequality

By Lee H. Adler,Maite Tapia,Lowell Turner

Cultural diversity in trade unions

By Johan Wets

Unions and immigrants

By George E. Pozzetta

Das Problem der ausländischen Arbeitskräfte in der schweizerischen Gewerkschaftspolitik von 1945-1970

By René Riedo

A case study of Latin American unionization in Austin, Texas

By Sam Frank Parigi

Federal efforts to increase minority opportunities in skilled construction craft unions have had little success

By United States. General Accounting Office

The Blue Eagle At Work

By Charles J. Morris

Unequal comrades

By John Wrench

The blast furnace brothers

By Vincent Copeland

Minorities and women in referral units in building trade unions, 1972

By United States. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Minority and female membership in referral unions, 1974

By Vera A Libeau

Navajo participation in labor unions

By Lynn Arnold Robbins

Giving birth to freedom

By Mary Ann Forbes

Immigrant workers and trade unions

By Santina Bertone

Mexican-Americans in the Texas labor movement

By Charles Carr Winn

Gewerkschaftliche und betriebliche Erfahrungen ausländischer Arbeiter

By Manfred Budzinski

The Irish influence in the American labor movement

By David Montgomery

Minorities in the UPWA

By United Packinghouse Workers of America. Anti-discrimination Department

Labor, trade unionism and the competitive menace in Hawaii

By Mark Perlman

Sindacati multietnici

By Maurizio Ambrosini,Deborah De Luca,Sonia Pozzi