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Faculty and students at the California Labor School entertain pickets in San Francisco during the 1948 longshore strike.
Following passage of the Taft-Hartley "Slave Labor" Law in 1947, the waterfront employers attempted to use the "non-Communist affidavit" provision of the law (later declared unconstitutional) to weaken the union. Their efforts came to naught when the ILWU conducted a successful strike in 1948 that gathered support from unions across the country and around the world. |
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