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![]() "The National Council of Negro Women entertained British war workers representing labor unions and American labor women just returned from an eight-week tour of Great Britain...." |
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![]() "Final assembly of the pilot's compartment is being made by these Negro workers in a large eastern aircraft factory. These youths went directly from a war training course to their jobs in this plant. May 1942." |
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![]() "Insignia for military police are being turned out in an eastern quartermaster corps depot where this young worker has obtained war production employment. May 1942. Howard Liberman." |
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![]() "Under the direction of Cecil M. Coles, NYA foreman, Miss Juanita E. Gray learns to operate a lathe machine at the Washington, DC, NYA War Production and Training Center. This former domestic worker is one of hundreds of Negro women trained at this center. N.d. Roger Smith." |
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