"The ILWU as a Force for Interracial Unity In Hawaii" in Social Process in Hawaiʻi Vol. 15.
Title
"The ILWU as a Force for Interracial Unity In Hawaii" in Social Process in Hawaiʻi Vol. 15.
Subject
Social Conditions--Hawaii--Periodicals.
Race Relations--Hawaii--Periodicals.
Ethnic Groups--Hawaii--Periodicals.
Cultural Characteristics--Hawaii--Periodicals.
Hawaii--Social conditions--Periodicals.
Hawaii--Race relations--Periodicals.
Race Relations--Hawaii--Periodicals.
Ethnic Groups--Hawaii--Periodicals.
Cultural Characteristics--Hawaii--Periodicals.
Hawaii--Social conditions--Periodicals.
Hawaii--Race relations--Periodicals.
Description
Social Process in Hawaiʻi, published by the Sociology Club at the University of Hawaiʻi publish a series of articles regarding "Industrial Sociology in Hawaiʻi." The article of relevance to this exhibit is "The ILWU as a Force for Interracial Unity in Hawaiʻi" (p. 32) by David E. Thompson. This article discusses the racial dynamics before and during the creation of interracial unions in Hawaiʻi.
Creator
David E. Thompson
Source
UHWO Center for Labor Education and Research
Publisher
Honolulu : Dept. of Sociology, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Date
1951
Rights
UHWO Center for Labor
Relation
Format
jpg
Language
Eng
Type
Still Image
Identifier
CLEAR5
Files
Citation
David E. Thompson, “"The ILWU as a Force for Interracial Unity In Hawaii" in Social Process in Hawaiʻi Vol. 15.,” The Archival Collections at the University of Hawaiʻi School of Law Library, accessed December 4, 2024, http://archives.law.hawaii.edu/items/show/25565.