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The Los Angeles Negro Victory Committee

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In 1941, the Los Angeles Negro Victory Committee was formed to protest racial discrimination in businesses through the city. These industries barred black worked workers. The Committee was organized by Reverend Clayton Russell and Charlotta Bass. The two gathered influential black leaders to help create the organization. Clayton D. Russell was an influential religious and […]

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