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Historian, @UCLA & @UCIrvine Lecturer, VP of Legislation for @UCAFT, @HigherEdLabor supporter, @lawcha_org board member, FOIA user.
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Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History Project

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By Trevor Griffey
| UW News
Cover of Watcher on the Tower, July 21, 1923. Above a green sloping hill on which stand four huge crosses an endless line of white-robed Klansmen move in single file and closed ranks… The white lines extend and open until they form a square covering the space of five acres. Klansmen standing shoulder to shoulder. Suddenly a figure appears on the brow of the hill riding a brown horse.
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Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History Project

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By Trevor Griffey
| UW News
The Washington State Klan had a meteoric rise and fall in the 1920s. The organization’s history shows how the Klan skillfully used spectacular mass meetings to gain members and influence public opinion. Trevor Griffey explores the striking popularity of the Klan in the mid-twenties and its fading strength in the decade that followed in this richly illustrated online short book that includes the following chapters. Read them in sequence or skip around.
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Labor and Black Power

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By Austin McCoy, Charles Hamilton, Marvin Surkin, Trevor Griffey
| oxfordre.com
Sign in Username Please enter your Username Password Please enter your Password Sign in with your library card Please enter your library card number Show Summary Details https://doi.org/10.1093/acrefore/9780199329175.013.1009 20th Century: Post-1945 Labor and Working Class History African American History In an article that appeared in the issue of The Black Scholar, “Black Labor is Black Power,” Black communist Carl Bloice referred to Black workers as “the biggest sleeping giant we have had”...
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