African Canadian Workers: From the Second World War to 1960

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Blacks and Labour Unions

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Stanley G. Grizzle sleeping car plaque

Every porter was in charge of one sleeping car on a train. Because of at times, the demeaning names they were called by passengers, such as "George" or "boy," porters won the right in their first collective agreement with CP Rail in 1945 to have plaques erected in each car stating their name.

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