Larry Glickman: Yes. I am writing about somebody who put forward this argument quite explicitly. This letter is from 1956.

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Yes. I am writing about somebody who put forward this argument quite explicitly. This letter is from 1956.

Perpetually astounding how unsubtle all of this used to be (Cf. this passage from my grandfather's article about the Brown case)

Fascinating. Can you send the full citation to this piece?

It's in the alt-text haha, but, Charles L. Black, Jr., The Lawfulness of the Segregation Decisions, 69 Yale L.J. 421 (1960) The whole thing is like eleven pages! (It's available here: openyls.law.yale.edu/handle/20.50...)

The Lawfulness of the Segregation Decisionsopenyls.law.yale.edu

Thanks very much!

KC, MO, as "the south," always fascinating to see it.

But how often were the Curries among that WWC versus management-inspired or otherwise paid to try to create division and undermine labor? Reuther and Meany were not exactly "woke".

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