African Americans wound uP in dirTy, backbreaking, unskilled, and lowpaying occupations. These were the least desirable jobs in most industries, but the ones employers felt best suited their workers. More than eight of every ten African American men worked as unskilled laborers in foundries, in the building trades, in meat-packing companies, on the railroads, or as servants, <span>porters.</span>
I'm not sure what specifically you're referring to when talking about what changed in 1926 so here's a resource for you that has a bit of information about what was going on in 1926.
http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/1926.html
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-ANG SEKRETO NG PAMILYA PARA MAS LALO PA ITONG MAGING MATATAG ANG PAGMAMAHALAN AT PAGKAKAISA
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-DAHIL ANG PAGMAMAHALAN AT PAGKAKAISA NG PAMILYA PARA MAS LALO ITONG MAGING MATATAG DAHIL KONG WALANG PAGKAKAISA ANG PAMILYA NA KUNG KAYAT WALANG KATATAGAN O PAGMAMAHALAN
Answer:Many women volunteered on the home front as nurses, teachers, and workers in traditionally male jobs. Large numbers were hired in the munitions industries. The latter were let go when the munitions industries downsized at the end of the war. They volunteered for the money, and for patriotism.
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