Mae Massie Eberhardt
American union activist
About Mae Massie Eberhardt
Lived 1915 – 2007 (aged 91–92). Mae Massie Eberhardt was an American trade union.
Mary Eliza Eberhardt ( Graves; August 31, 1915 – March 11, 2007) was an American union activist in New Jersey who was active during the twentieth century.
Biography Mary Eliza Graves was born in Richmond, Virginia on August 31, 1915, to parents Randolph and Ida Kenny Graves. She moved to New Jersey after her first marriage. Eberhardt became the first Black woman ever elected as an officer in a state labor organization when she was elected executive vice-president of the New Jersey Industrial Union Council.
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Who was Mae Massie Eberhardt?
American union activist
When was Mae Massie Eberhardt born?
Mae Massie Eberhardt was born on 31 August 1915 in Richmond.
When did Mae Massie Eberhardt die?
Mae Massie Eberhardt died in 2007.
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Mae Massie Eberhardt was a trade union.
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Mae Massie Eberhardt was American.
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