Multiple Choice
How did the relationship between African Americans and labor unions change during the 1930s?
A) It did not-labor unions remained completely hostile toward blacks.
B) Labor unions actually became more hostile toward blacks, since jobs were so scarce.
C) In the 1930s, more labor unions allowed blacks membership, and some even began integrated unions.
D) The government forced unions to accept any black during the 1930s.
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