The Color Question in South Africa
The Proletarian outlines South Africa’s color question as white supremacy mutates under pressure from rising black skilled labor. It argues capital exploits racial divisions, details shifts in mining and trades, and forecasts a looming end to color bars as workers unite beyond race.
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Australia
Workers of the World
South Africa
Africa
Holland
Cape of Good Hope
Sir George Farrar
Rafisal
Mysore
India
Cape
Natal
Civil Service
Trayelo
Tulle
Warker
Puljir
Crattunion
Europe
Mack
Maxim Puis
Bullhoek
International unions pledge aid for Volga famine relief
The International Federation of Trade Unions notes subscr tions from Baroyeva countries for starving peasants in the Volga region up to 15 October 1921. Australia’s federal government gave £50,000 and Queensland matched part of trades council funds, with NSW Labour Council over £1,000 already raised.
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International Federation of Trade Unions
Vie
Baroyeva
Nansen
League of Nations
Volga
Queensland
He Trades and Labor Council
N.S.W
Labor Council
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Der
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Spain
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Ole O
Sweer
Switzerland