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The 12 pages that link to A. Philip Randolph, each with the reason it gives.

• Martin Luther King Jr.Related: His long campaign for a mass demonstration helped shape the organizing tradition behind the 1963 march.

• Great MigrationRelated: His organizing addressed the labor inequalities migrants encountered in Northern cities.

• HarlemRelated: Randolph’s organizing connected Harlem residents to national labor and civil rights campaigns.

• March on Washington for Jobs and FreedomRelated: Randolph’s decades-old organizing vision helped bring the march into being.

• American Federation of LaborRelated: His union’s struggle exposed racial barriers within the wider labor movement.

• Bayard RustinRelated: Randolph proposed the 1963 march and appointed Rustin its chief organizer.

• Socialist Party of AmericaRelated: His labor activism connected socialist politics with Black workers' struggles.

• Labor movement in the United StatesRelated: His union campaigns linked Black workers’ rights with the broader struggle for racial equality.

• United States home front during World War IIRelated: His planned 1941 march on Washington pressured Roosevelt to address discrimination in defense employment.

• Labour movementRelated: His work joined union campaigns with struggles against racial discrimination.

• Benjamin O. Davis Jr.Related: His threatened march on Washington helped pressure Roosevelt to prohibit defense-industry discrimination.

• Dick GregoryRelated: Randolph’s labor activism connected civil rights demands with economic justice, a concern central to Gregory’s campaigns.