FEPC
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He has always been an ardent exponent of public power and reclamation projects for the West, of a permanent FEPC, of government assistance for private housing.
From Time Magazine Archive
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The boy, he explained, was happy and he did not want FEPC.
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Eloquent Mary Bethune has been stumping the country for years against the poll tax, for the anti-lynching bill and the FEPC.
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For the rest of the day its members kept the House in meandering debate on the question of incorporating the Girl Scouts, enlivening the discussion occasionally with a few bitter sideswipes at FEPC.
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The FEPC, however feeble it might have been in reality during the war, had nonetheless become a powerful symbol of employment progress for Negroes and other ethnic minorities.
From "Hidden Figures" by Margot Lee Shetterly
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