"The Most Dangeous Negro in America"

The Attorney General of the United States called him "the most dangerous Negro in America." He forced President Roosevelt to integrate the armed forces, won the first-ever contract for a Black union and was the moving force behind the historic 1963 March on Washington. In celebration of Black History Month, the DC Labor FilmFest is showing the 1996 documentary "A. Philip Randolph: For Jobs and Freedom" at this month's free noontime screening this Friday, February 22. Foster Stringer, Director of Civil & Human Rights at the American Federation of Teachers, will introduce the film. Click here for all the latest information on the Labor FilmFest, including links to major FilmFest sponsors, whose support makes the FilmFest possible.