By the 1940s Randolph’s ability as an organizer had increased to such an extent that he became the main force in halting racial discrimination in government defense industries and desegregating the armed services, both of which were accomplished through presidential proclamation. He was also a key organizer of the 1963 March on Washington, which prepared the path for the Civil Rights Act to be passed the next year. Read more
Randolph's ability as an organizer had increased to such an extent that he became the main force in halting racial discrimination in governm












