The access of blacks to good jobs has often been impeded by discrimination against blacks in the training programs and apprenticeships of __________.

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Labor unions have a history of excluding or limiting black membership and participation in their training programs and apprenticeships, which has restricted their access to good jobs. This discrimination has been documented in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and transportation. Government agencies, trade schools, and proprietary/professional schools may also contribute to discrimination, but labor unions have been specifically noted for their role in limiting job opportunities for blacks.

The Access of Blacks to Good Jobs Has Often Been