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OP-ED: One Hundred Years of Black Workers Telling the Truth
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OP-ED: One Hundred Years of Black Workers Telling the Truth
By Fred Redmond, Secretary Treasurer AFL-CIO (NNPA) – In 1917, A. Philip Randolph and Chandler Owen launched The Messenger, a pro-labor, anti-war magazine that connected racism to exploitation and demanded justice for Black workers. Two years later, the federal government responded with tactics of targeted censorship—surveillance, harassment and threats of prosecution—and branded a small Black labor magazine “the most dangerous” publication in t…
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