Labor Rights Advocacy During WWII

World War II led to significant societal changes within the United States, particularly concerning the roles of women and minorities. One of the key reasons for these changes was the need for labor in defense industries. As men went off to war, women increasingly entered the workforce in roles that had traditionally been held by men. This shift had lasting implications for gender roles and the fight for civil rights in the post-war era.

In this context, what was one major organization that formed during World War II to advocate for the rights of African Americans in the workforce?