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ce en en en en cnn nn nn nn nnn ncn a en en mmc ee se ee OE I IE EE IEEE EEE SEEDS EI NY 100-7629 8, Support to nonecontributory ponsion and retirement fund programs as part of trade irons contracts, Pa] a ry 5 7. - + mn 10, Call for state and local fair ompl practices laws, According to the author these labor resolu- ticns were not much different from the labor resolu- ticns of last ycar, However, they indicate tho eentinuing impress of organized labor on the main civil rights organization among Negro Americans. Th articl hanes awe aATticis also atates there ale epproximately two million Negroes in organized labor and the lsbor program of the NAACP against the hack- ground of these two million Negro trade unionists in their influence on the lnbor movement, brings to mind the thought: The fight for fullequality would be irresistible if the labor movement in its entirety had an active program and civil rights which matched the NALCP's program for lebor, The euthor opines that it would be hard to defeat labor in any of its struggics if the NAACP labor program was actively pursued in the direction to collaborate with laber on a full scale basis, The author finally statos that without the full cooperation of the NAACP end organized labor on the NTIAL local level, north and south, froedom will come much more slowly. The article deted July 15, 1954 states that the principal speeches and the resclutions of the kSth convention of the NAACP held rccontly in _Dalla —fexagd,, recognized that the criticism of the worlidts colored pecple have a lot to do with the United States Suprema Court decision egainst Jim Crow in the schocls, according to the article, wane nITE, NAACP Secretary. spoke cn the world maenacd of “Communism end part. of hig rocommenéations are set forth as follows: -13- ENTIAL