Based on the author's 2013 doctoral dissertation. Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-240) and index.
Contents:
Introduction : Painting the picture of black federal workers -- "Boy! Look at all these government girls!" : black opportunity in the nation's capital, 1941-1945 -- "Study long, study wrong" : achievements and limits of commissions studying discrimination in the federal workforce, 1945-1947 -- "This is not working" : white resistance to black persistence, 1948-1959 -- "Rats! Discriminated again!" : Julius Hobson and the rising Civil Rights Movement, 1960-1969 -- "I was hurting" : blacks in government on the mend, 1970-1981 -- Epilogue : A moving picture of black workers, 1980-1981.
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