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Alan Bailey,Dan O’Brien“Birmingham Movement Grows” and “Workers Organize on Base Built by Civil Rights Forces.”. The story profiled a variety of activists from Birmingham, Alabama, and the work that they and their organizations were doing in that city to address the needs of African Americans, workers, and the poor. Reade

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Alan Bailey,Dan O’Brienhood. In the years surrounding World War I, the company’s founder, John J. Eagan, instituted policies at ACIPCO that placed it at the fore-front of the development of welfare capitalism. Inspired by a paternalism rooted in his Christian faith, Eagan “financed the construction of housing for workers,

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Alan Bailey,Dan O’Brienenter (the hospital affiliated with what was then the Medical College of Alabama and today is the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s University Hospital.) The medical center’s expansion resulted in the displacement of 527 families, 484 of which were black. Efforts by the local NAACP and various o

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Alan Bailey,Dan O’Brien long time has been primarily an issue of politics, and not of technology.. However, the politics of contraception changed dramatically with the shift in technological base from products developed by lay men and women (condoms, diaphragms, and pessaries) to products emerging from biomedical laborato

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