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11) Interviews with African Americans who grew up in New York in the 1930s and 1940s attest that an unlegislated Jim Crow policy restricted their access to restaurants, luncheonettes, and bar and grills throughout metropolitan New York.

Eating, dancing, and courting in New York black and Latino relations, ... by Opie, Frederick Douglass / Journal of Social History

Using what Skrentny terms the "black analogy," government policymakers, the media, and the public in general placed these designated groups within the larger narrative of minority group oppression and victimhood that, "while unspoken, undebated and unlegislated, nevertheless powerfully shaped policy.

The Briggs initiative goes national by Fejes, Fred / The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide

In this sense, she advocates that: If Filipina and Indonesian women's verbal and nonverbal infrapolitical activities are considered within the boundaries of what acts are and are not possible unlegislated work environments that retain the remnants of slavery, then foreign domestic workers are political actors who attempt to renegotiate employer-employee relations in the household in particular, and the Malaysian public's perception of foreign servants in general.

Migration workers as political subjects: globalization-as-practices, ... by Onuki, Hironori / Refuge

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