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FEPC

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FEPC
abbr.
Fair Employment Practices Commission
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75) Nevertheless by 1943, the combination of the FEPC and the growing need to take advantage of all available labor eventually overcame the resistance of white Louisvillians, opening the door for Blacks in Louisville to the first widespread industrial experience.
"Headed for Louisville:" rethinking rural to urban migration in the ... by Adams, Luther / Journal of Social History
When Negroes March: The March On Washington Movement in the Organizational Politics for the FEPC.
Invisible Man and African American radicalism in World War II by Hobson, Christopher Z. / African American Review
Governor Dewey, the man behind New York State's own FEPC bill, only received an average of 15 percent of black Harlem's vote.
Bill-O and the Fox: linkage and leverage in postwar Harlem politics, ... by Taylor, Durahn / Afro-Americans in New York Life and History
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