. Dahlgren. Dahlgren laboratorio. Sviluppo rapido 159. Il sig. Smith (sinistra) con il compianto Wernfier von Braun a 1966 banchetto in onore pionieri spaziali. neri a Dahlgren. Abbiamo avuto ottimi risultati con i professionisti. In realtà, ritengo che la dichiarazione può essere fatta in modo che i professionisti nero realmente non ottenere privilegi speciali. Essi avevano lavorato essi stessi nelle loro posizioni attraverso la loro lotta e la loro preparazione. Siamo sempre stati in grado di battere il vento fuori qualcuno che l' argomento della discriminazione tra i neri dicendo che non è certamente vera fra i professionisti

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. Dahlgren. Dahlgren Laboratory. Rapid Development 159. Mr. Smith (left) with the late Wernfier von Braun at a 1966 banquet honoring space pioneers. blacks at Dahlgren. We had very good results with the professionals. Actually, I think the statement can be made that the black professionals really didn't get any special privileges. They had been working themselves into their positions through their own struggle and their own preparation. We were always able to knock the wind out of anybody's argument about discrimination among the blacks by saying it certainly isn't true among the professionals because the average grade, only a few years after I came, of black professionals was higher than the average grade of white professionals. We were almost up to the numbers game, too, where there were 8 or 9 percent that were among the professionals. That was getting close to the 10 percent of the black population of the nation. The bigger problem was among the nonprofessionals where the whites and the blacks both seemed to be willing to accept a relationship that really worked against the blacks. There we had to take a positive action and use reverse discrimination, but we didn't do it by lowering any standards. What we did, and I think it's still true, was to make sure that the disadvantaged blacks would get priority on any training or any excused time for training. We actually got complaints from the whites that we were discriminating against the whites. But we had to do that. A number of blacks hadn't even learned how to read and write. We had to start some of them from that—to teach them how to read and. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. McCollum, Kenneth G. Dahlgren, Va. : Naval Surface Weapons Center

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