"Communist Unions and the Black Community: The Case of the Transport Workers Union, 1934-1944"

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{"value"=>"\"Communist Unions and the Black Community: The Case of the Transport Workers Union, 1934-1944\""}
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{"value"=>"<p>Meier and Rudwick also co-authored the article, \"Communist Unions and the Black Community: The Case of the Transport Workers Union, 1934-1944\" (1982), 1979-1981 (1 lin. ft.) which primarily discusses the Transit Workers Union and its operations in New York City and Philadelphia. This subseries is notable in part because it demonstrates the thoroughness of Meier and Rudwick's research program, and consists of several later drafts, and research material including photocopies of minutes and reports of TWU conventions, newsclippings, reference articles, notes, and copies of office files housed at other archival repositories. Michael Quill's involvement in New York City, and the Philadelphia Transport Union strike of 1944 are documented with reference material and notes. Correspondence regarding publication of the article and a report complete this subseries.</p>"}
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  1. Reprint
  2. Publication of Article - Correspondence
  3. Manuscript
  4. Draft #5
  5. Draft #6
  6. Draft #7
  7. Draft #9
  8. Revised Draft
  9. Interviews
  10. New York City and Philadelphia
  11. Report of the Executive Board, First Convention
  12. Conventions - Minutes
  13. New York City Subways - Charles H. Houston, Special Counsel, NAACP
  14. New York City Bus Boycott [2/1]
  15. People's Voice - Newsclippings
  16. New York City - Newsclippings [4/1]
  17. Newsclippings - Politics
  18. Transit Industry - World War II
  19. Naison, Mark, "Harlem Communists and the Politics of Black Protest,"
  20. Reference Articles
  21. Housing Association of Delaware Valley, Philadelphia
  22. Philadelphia Transportation Company [4/2]