NAACP Takes Action to Halt Discriminatory Building Projects
The NAACP announced legal actions to block federally funded construction unless qualified Black workers are employed. Roy Wilkins framed unions as barriers to fair employment and cited a $8 billion yearly building budget. Two federal suits seek injunctions against spending on projects with unqualified Black workers, plus a complaint to suspend Charlotte model cities work until affirmative action is in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Service
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lic
Roy Wilkins
The
NAACP
Building Trades Unions
Nixon
Wilkins
Busta
Chicago
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Charlotte
N.C
George W. Romney
Department
Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Arbert Hill
National Labor
Association
Buffalo
David N. Kennedy
Secre
Arthur Levitt
New York State
Mine County
Hill
Richard Ogilvie
William JF. Cellini
Mlinais Department
Public Works and
Adlair
Stevenson Til
Mlinais
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Warry van Arsdale Jr
New York City Central Labor Council
Peter J. Brennan
New York Building and Construction Trades Council
Butler
Prema
Famous Label Boys
Qivent
Vow
Tveemanent
Famous Maker of
Elf
Aml
Mens Famous
Pigskin
Coloes
Tiscans
Levis
Levi
B.V.D
Ter
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Center
Mens Lonig
Silton
Inedava
S.M.L
Gould
BVO
S&h