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M., Joseph, November 16, 1973, tape 3, side 1
November 16, 1973
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Title
M., Joseph, November 16, 1973, tape 3, side 1
Contributor
University of Pittsburgh (depositor)
Date
November 16, 1973
Identifier
31735073054359-05
Source Identifier
31735073054359
Description
Joseph M. describes the Homestead mill's practices in hiring and housing workers from the South, detailing how the company would deduct boarding expenses from wages and handle payroll for workers. He talks about the limited opportunities for Black workers at that time, mainly in labor roles, due to the lack of available skilled positions. He mentions the challenges faced by educated Black individuals who couldn't find suitable employment, highlighting instances where qualified people were unable to secure jobs due to various factors, including their race.
Extent
30:42 minutes
Type
sound recording-nonmusical
Genre
oral histories (literary genre)
Source
Southern Blacks' Migration to Pittsburgh Oral History Project, 1973-1977
Language
eng
Collection
Southern Blacks' Migration to Pittsburgh Oral History Project
Contributor
University of Pittsburgh
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