A labor union of predominately African Americans who organized a March on Washington and contributed to President Roosevelt passing anti-discrimination in the workplace measures.
A. Electrical Workers of the World
B. Industrial Workers of the World
C. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
D. Soviet Union
Answer (1)
The organization in question is the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, a labor union for predominantly African American railroad workers. They were instrumental in advocating for civil rights, organizing the March on Washington, and supporting anti-discrimination measures in the workplace. Their efforts helped to advance both labor rights and civil rights over time. ;
