The Journey Of Clarence L. Williams

Keywords

• 1938 - 2014
• 2/3 new union members were women Union wages 14.6% higher than non-union in southeast
• 2002Georgia Legislative Black Caucus Honoree
• April 2000 Delegate to the Democratic National Convention
• Area Director UAW Atlanta 1990-2003
• army
• Atlanta
• Atlanta Area Technical School
• Booker T. Washington High
• busses
• Buy American
• church deacon
• Congressman John Lewis
• Cornell University School of Industrial Relations
• Cynthia L. Williams
• Digital Collections Library
• First African & Native American to ever serve in the capacity of Vice President of Local 882 from 1974-1976
• First job cutting grass
• GA
• Georgia
• Georgia State University
• Hidden history no more
• Indigenous
• International Representative for the United Auto Workers
• Jim Crow Laws
• Justice
• Justice for ALL Union Sister & Brotherhoods
• Justice for the working person
• King Center
• Labor
• Labor Movements
• LGBTQIA+ Power We ALL must seek to educate & get free
• LIVING WAGES NOT RIGHT TO WORK FOR LESS
• Local 882 Atlanta
• MD
• N.Y.
• NAACP
• Negotiating Contracts
• or NONE of us are free
• POC
• Racism
• Rebuke of Jim Crow Laws
• Refusal to sit in the back of the bus; the multitudes of problems of Jim Crow
• Southern Labor Archives
• Special Collections and Archives
• Spouse
• The George Meany Center for Labor Studies -Silver Springs
• UAW
• Union YES!
• Unions
• Veterans
• Vice President of Local 882
• Vice President of Local 882 from 1974-1976 being the first African American/Native man to ever serve in this capacity
• Well traveled
• Years of Service
• “Union Made”