“Where did you come from and what should I call you?”
“Where did you come from and what should I call you?”
How a New York City Labor Union Explains Changing Demographics
Chapter 2 provides US census data in conjunction with Local 371 demographic data to better explain the significance of a union population for this particular project. This chapter also explains survey design and implementation and the sample population. I provide a beginning analysis about the ethnically diverse black population that not only serves as a political example of the range of participatory behaviors, expectations from the polity, and policy attitudes. In this chapter, I explain the use of quantitative survey methods and also the interviews conducted with the leadership and rank-and-file membership of Social Services Employees Union (SSEU) Local 371.
Keywords: Labor, Union, SSEU, Local 371, New York, Membership, African American
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