1. Asa Philip Randolph
... involvement in every important political and social struggle of America's black people by becoming the acknowledged patriarch among black leaders in the early 1970s, after reaching the age of eighty."2 His wisdom made him a very important person of the civil right movement in American History and helped the younger generation better understand what they were fighting for. After that, later on ... among his colleahues, black and white....Randolph attempted to establish a symbiotic relationship between the American labor movement and the cause of civil right. His most enduring legacy, howev...
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