Douglas A. Fraser on the ACLU

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Douglas A. Fraser Biography

Title:

Former President of United Auto Workers (UAW)

Position:

Pro to the question "Is the ACLU Good for America?"

Reasoning:

“The ACLU’s 60-year guardianship of the Bill of Rights has done much to advance the cause of working men and women.”

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Involvement and Affiliations:

University Professor of Labor Studies, Wayne State University, 1983
Board of Directors, Chrysler, 1980
Elected President of UAW, 1977
Elected Vice-President of UAW, 1970
Elected Board Member-at-Large by UAW convention delegates, then appointed Director of the Chrysler, Skilled Trades, and Technical, Office and Professional Departments, 1962
Elected Co-Director of UAW Region 1A, 1959
Administrative Assistant to UAW’s President Walter Reuther, 1951
Appointed International Representative to the union’s Chrysler Department, 1947
Elected President of UAW’s Local 227, 1943
College of Urban, Labor and Metropolitan Affairs at Wayne state University created the Douglas A. Fraser Center for Workplace Issues, at the Walter P. Reuther Library, Nov. 1977
Lecturer:
Lecturer, Harvard University
Lecturer, MIT
Lecturer, University of Michigan
Affiliated, Commission on the Future of Worker Management Relations
Affiliated, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Affiliated, Health Security Action Council
Affiliated, Families Foundation USA
Affiliated, NAACP

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