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Letter from United Public Workers of America to W. E. B. Du Bois

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United Public Workers of America Richardson, Thomas

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Signed Thomas Richardson, Chairman, Anti-Discrimination Commission; thanking him for agreeing to serve on the proposed National Citizens Committee "devoted to the problem of abolishing the Jim Crow 'Silver-Gold' system on the Panama Canal Zone" and enclosing a bilingual newsletter on related efforts.
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