As the first African American on the National Labor
Relations Board, Howard Jenkins, Jr., served under five presidents. He wrote
40,000 decisions and dissents as he pursued his personal mission "to help
them discover blacks in the industrial work force, and to get it firmly
fixed in our national labor policy that discrimination on the basis of
race or sex is an unfair labor practice."
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