Mary Upshaw McClendon Papers
Posted December 18th, 2008 by drice
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Accession Number:
LP000784
Extent:
1 linear foot (2 MB)
Mary Upshaw McClendon was the founder and first president of the Detroit Household Workers Organization, which aimed to improve the wages and working conditions of household workers. She failed in unionizing workers, but was successful in providing services, training, and support for local household workers and was very active in community relations. McClendon also helped found the national Household Technicians of America. Her papers reflect both her personal and professional life.
Date:
1969-1990s
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