Portrait in Black: A. Philip Randolph

A biography on black labor leader A. Philip Randolph which illuminates his views on his relations with noted political leaders and his hopes for the future of black people in America. The man whose vision has shaped the black labor movement for half a century recalls confrontations with Roosevelt and Kennedy, and speaks of the continuing struggle for dignity and job equality for black Americans. Shows marches in the streets for civil rights and job freedom. Also shows the famous march in Washington D.C. next to the Washington monument with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.