Add to ORKGLabor leaders at the First Methodist Church, Memphis, Tennessee, on February 26, 1968, during the sanitation workers\u27 strike. Left to right: William Lucy, P.J. Ciampa, Jerry Wurf, T.O. Jones.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-commercialappeal2/1013/thumbnail.jp
AFSCME official William Lucy at the podium in Memphis during the sanitation worker’s strike in Febru...
Striking Memphis sanitation workers at a union meeting in February 1968.https://digitalcommons.memph...
Jerry Wurf (standing in foreground) and Rev. James Lawson (standing center right) during a meeting w...
Labor leaders at the First Methodist Church, Memphis, Tennessee, on February 26, 1968, during the sa...
Labor leaders including AFSCME field services director P.J. Ciampa (second left), AFSCME organizer J...
AFSCME officials (l to r) P.J. Ciampa, unidentified man, Jesse Epps, and Jerry Wurf during the sanit...
Labor officials in Memphis, Tennessee, during the sanitation workers\u27 strike: left to right: Tomm...
In a meeting at St. Mary\u27s Cathedral on February 18, 1968, hosted by the Memphis Ministers Associ...
Local 1733 President T.O. Jones talks with AFSCME liaison P.J. Ciampa (left) and others during the s...
Union leaders seated at a Memphis City Council hearing during the sanitation workers\u27 strike on F...
William Lucy (left), AFSCME national associate director of legislation and Jerry Wurf, AFSCME presid...
Memphis civil rights leader Rev. James Lawson (left), Southern Christian Leadership Conference assoc...
AFSCME officials Jerry Wurf, Jesse Epps, Anthony Sabella, and P.J. Ciampa outside the Chancery Court...
T.O. Jones, president of local #1733, AFSCME, during the Memphis sanitation workers\u27 strike, Apri...
AFSCME official William Lucy at the podium in Memphis during the sanitation worker’s strike in Febru...
Striking Memphis sanitation workers at a union meeting in February 1968.https://digitalcommons.memph...
Jerry Wurf (standing in foreground) and Rev. James Lawson (standing center right) during a meeting w...
Labor leaders at the First Methodist Church, Memphis, Tennessee, on February 26, 1968, during the sa...
Labor leaders including AFSCME field services director P.J. Ciampa (second left), AFSCME organizer J...
AFSCME officials (l to r) P.J. Ciampa, unidentified man, Jesse Epps, and Jerry Wurf during the sanit...
Labor officials in Memphis, Tennessee, during the sanitation workers\u27 strike: left to right: Tomm...
In a meeting at St. Mary\u27s Cathedral on February 18, 1968, hosted by the Memphis Ministers Associ...
Local 1733 President T.O. Jones talks with AFSCME liaison P.J. Ciampa (left) and others during the s...
Union leaders seated at a Memphis City Council hearing during the sanitation workers\u27 strike on F...
William Lucy (left), AFSCME national associate director of legislation and Jerry Wurf, AFSCME presid...
Memphis civil rights leader Rev. James Lawson (left), Southern Christian Leadership Conference assoc...
AFSCME officials Jerry Wurf, Jesse Epps, Anthony Sabella, and P.J. Ciampa outside the Chancery Court...
T.O. Jones, president of local #1733, AFSCME, during the Memphis sanitation workers\u27 strike, Apri...
AFSCME official William Lucy at the podium in Memphis during the sanitation worker’s strike in Febru...
Striking Memphis sanitation workers at a union meeting in February 1968.https://digitalcommons.memph...
Jerry Wurf (standing in foreground) and Rev. James Lawson (standing center right) during a meeting w...