Herbert Hill
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3630747 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Herbert Hill |
| NOMBRES | Herbert |
| APELLIDO | Hill |
| FIRMA | HILL H |
| AFILIACIONES | Labor Secretary National Association for the Advancement of Colored People |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 62 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1956 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1999 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The Challenge of Interracial Unionism
This study explores a tradition of interracial unionism that persisted in the coal fields of Alabama from the dawn of the New South through the turbulent era of World War I. Daniel Letwin focuses on the forces that prompted black and white miners to collaborate in the labor movement even as racial segregation divided them in nearly every other aspect of their lives. Letwin examines a series of labor campaigns--conducted under the banners of the G…
The Problem of Race in American Labor History
The Problem of Race in American Labor History Herbert Hill (bio) Much recent labor history has been devoted to studies of black workers and to the racial practices of labor unions. With some noteworthy exceptions, however, contemporary labor historians have failed to confront the fundamental issue: the historical development of working-class identity as racial identity. Many labor historians continue to underestimate the depth of American racism.…
The importance of race in American labor history
Race and Politics
Race in America
Journal Article Race in America: The Struggle for Equality. Ed. by Herbert Hill and James E. Jones, Jr. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press and Race against the Court: The Supreme Court and Minorities in Contemporary America. By Girardeau A. Spann. New York: New York University Press Get access Andrew Kuil Andrew Kuil Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American…
The CIA in national and international labor movements
Rejoinder to Symposium on ?Myth-Making as Labor History
Myth-making as labor history
Black Labor and the American Legal System
Black Labor and the American Legal System
O Brother, Get Back, Get Back, Get Back
Black Labor and the American Legal System. Vol. I
Journal Article Black Labor and the American Legal System. Vol, I: Race, Work, and the Law. By Herbert Hill. (Washington: Bureau of National Affairs, 1977. xiv + 455 pp. Notes and indexes. $17.50.) Get access Carl M. Brauer Carl M. Brauer Harvard University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 65, Issue 4, March 1979, Page 1180, https://doi.org/10.2307/1894647 Published: 01 M…
Black Labor and the American Legal System, Vol. 1
The Postponement of Economic Equality
HERBERT HILL is presently National Labor Director for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. During the NAACP's Sixty Eighth Annual Convention in St. Louis, Missouri, June 28, 1977, Mr. Hill addressed his colleagues on the current ruling of the Supreme Court's decision on discriminatory job practices of seniority systems. We present Mr. Hill's presentation to our readers for their information and evaluation
Affirmative Action and the Quest for Job Equality
Anti-oriental agitation and the rise of working-class racism
Feedback
Employment, Race and Poverty
Employment, Manpower Training and the Black Worker
Employment, Race and Poverty
The Duality of Consciousness
Racial Inequality in Employment
Negro wage earners are experiencing a major crisis of unemployment and underemployment. The differential in median income between white and Negro workers has been growing since 1951. Automation and other technological in novations are rapidly displacing Negroes from jobs in dis proportionate numbers. Negro workers have not made signifi cant employment gains in new Southern industrial development and remain excluded from the textile industry, the …
Unions and the Negro Community
The evolution and current state of relations between the labor movement and the Negro community are the subject of this study. The author, after tracing early strains in these relations, examines the period of rapprochement during the era of the CIO, which, in turn, was succeeded by increasing tensions following the AFL-CIO merger. Despite these tensions, the author concludes that Negro unionists are not likely to withdraw from the labor movement…
Racial Discrimination in the Nation's Apprenticeship Training Programs
Racism Within Organized Labor
The Problem of Race in American Labor History
The Problem of Race in American Labor History Herbert Hill (bio) Much recent labor history has been devoted to studies of black workers and to the racial practices of labor unions. With some noteworthy exceptions, however, contemporary labor historians have failed to confront the fundamental issue: the historical development of working-class identity as racial identity. Many labor historians continue to underestimate the depth of American racism.…
Myth-making as labor history
Employment, Race and Poverty
Anti-oriental agitation and the rise of working-class racism
Race in America
Journal Article Race in America: The Struggle for Equality. Ed. by Herbert Hill and James E. Jones, Jr. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press and Race against the Court: The Supreme Court and Minorities in Contemporary America. By Girardeau A. Spann. New York: New York University Press Get access Andrew Kuil Andrew Kuil Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American…
The CIA in national and international labor movements
The Postponement of Economic Equality
HERBERT HILL is presently National Labor Director for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. During the NAACP's Sixty Eighth Annual Convention in St. Louis, Missouri, June 28, 1977, Mr. Hill addressed his colleagues on the current ruling of the Supreme Court's decision on discriminatory job practices of seniority systems. We present Mr. Hill's presentation to our readers for their information and evaluation
Racism Within Organized Labor
The importance of race in American labor history
Racial Inequality in Employment
Negro wage earners are experiencing a major crisis of unemployment and underemployment. The differential in median income between white and Negro workers has been growing since 1951. Automation and other technological in novations are rapidly displacing Negroes from jobs in dis proportionate numbers. Negro workers have not made signifi cant employment gains in new Southern industrial development and remain excluded from the textile industry, the …
Unions and the Negro Community
The evolution and current state of relations between the labor movement and the Negro community are the subject of this study. The author, after tracing early strains in these relations, examines the period of rapprochement during the era of the CIO, which, in turn, was succeeded by increasing tensions following the AFL-CIO merger. Despite these tensions, the author concludes that Negro unionists are not likely to withdraw from the labor movement…
Some Things in Common
Racism Within Organized Labor
Racial Discrimination in the Nation's Apprenticeship Training Programs
Unions and the Negro Community
The evolution and current state of relations between the labor movement and the Negro community are the subject of this study. The author, after tracing early strains in these relations, examines the period of rapprochement during the era of the CIO, which, in turn, was succeeded by increasing tensions following the AFL-CIO merger. Despite these tensions, the author concludes that Negro unionists are not likely to withdraw from the labor movement…
Racial Inequality in Employment
Negro wage earners are experiencing a major crisis of unemployment and underemployment. The differential in median income between white and Negro workers has been growing since 1951. Automation and other technological in novations are rapidly displacing Negroes from jobs in dis proportionate numbers. Negro workers have not made signifi cant employment gains in new Southern industrial development and remain excluded from the textile industry, the …
The Duality of Consciousness
Employment, Race and Poverty
Employment, Manpower Training and the Black Worker
Employment, Race and Poverty
Anti-oriental agitation and the rise of working-class racism
Feedback
Affirmative Action and the Quest for Job Equality
The Postponement of Economic Equality
HERBERT HILL is presently National Labor Director for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. During the NAACP's Sixty Eighth Annual Convention in St. Louis, Missouri, June 28, 1977, Mr. Hill addressed his colleagues on the current ruling of the Supreme Court's decision on discriminatory job practices of seniority systems. We present Mr. Hill's presentation to our readers for their information and evaluation
Black Labor and the American Legal System, Vol. 1
O Brother, Get Back, Get Back, Get Back
Black Labor and the American Legal System. Vol. I
Journal Article Black Labor and the American Legal System. Vol, I: Race, Work, and the Law. By Herbert Hill. (Washington: Bureau of National Affairs, 1977. xiv + 455 pp. Notes and indexes. $17.50.) Get access Carl M. Brauer Carl M. Brauer Harvard University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 65, Issue 4, March 1979, Page 1180, https://doi.org/10.2307/1894647 Published: 01 M…
Black Labor and the American Legal System
Black Labor and the American Legal System
Myth-making as labor history
Rejoinder to Symposium on ?Myth-Making as Labor History
The CIA in national and international labor movements
Race and Politics
Race in America
Journal Article Race in America: The Struggle for Equality. Ed. by Herbert Hill and James E. Jones, Jr. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press and Race against the Court: The Supreme Court and Minorities in Contemporary America. By Girardeau A. Spann. New York: New York University Press Get access Andrew Kuil Andrew Kuil Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American…
The importance of race in American labor history
The Problem of Race in American Labor History
The Problem of Race in American Labor History Herbert Hill (bio) Much recent labor history has been devoted to studies of black workers and to the racial practices of labor unions. With some noteworthy exceptions, however, contemporary labor historians have failed to confront the fundamental issue: the historical development of working-class identity as racial identity. Many labor historians continue to underestimate the depth of American racism.…
Political science (18 obras) · Sociology (15 obras) · Gender Studies (13 obras) · Law (13 obras) · Labor Movements and Unions (10 obras) · Law (9 obras) · Race, History, and American Society (9 obras) · Economics (8 obras) · Gender Studies (8 obras) · Race (biology (8 obras)