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[Delegate Assembly for Civil Rights, left to right, Roy Reuther of United Automobile Workers, AFL-CIO; Clarence Mitchell, director of NAACP Washington bureau; and Charles Zimmerman of Jewish Labor Committee]

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  1. African Americans
  2. Civil Rights
  3. Civil Rights Leaders
  4. Group Portraits
  5. Jr.
  6. Mitchell, Clarence M
  7. National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People
  8. People
  9. Photographic Prints
  10. Portrait Photographs
  11. Reuther, Roy
  12. Washington (D.C.)
  13. Zimmerman, Charles S.

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