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Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, General Research and Reference Division
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Miles V. Lynk, The Negro Pictorial Review: A Visual Narrative of the Negro's Glorious Part in the World's Greatest War (Memphis, Tenn.: Twentieth Century Art Co., 1919)
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Industrial Workers in Virginia |
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African-American southerners were often more likely to have been trained as skilled workers than black people in the North. However, because of union restrictions and discrimination, they did not always find jobs in their specialty and had to accept unskilled work.
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Image ID: | 1231391 |
Title: | Champion riveter of the world. |
Source: | The Negro pictorial review; a visual narrative of the Negro's glorious part in the world's greatest war. Of the Great War, by M. V. Lynk. |
Name: | Lynk, Miles V. (Miles Vandahurst) (1871-) - Author |
Published: | [1919] |
Location: | General Research and Reference Division, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture |
Subjects: | African Americans -- Employment |
| African Americans -- Virginia |
| World War, 1914-1918 |
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