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Brown noted with acute disappointment that race relations in the United States hadn’t changed

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Rosie the Riveter Polka Dot Hoop Earrings Middle Bass Island "Buy a brick" and helpRosie the Riveter, the star of a government campaign aimed at recruiting female workers for the munitions industry, became perhaps the most iconic image of the more than six million women who joined the workforce during World War II." Rosie" represented the superb skill, ability, and patriotism of all U. S. women working on behalf of the home front. The image of a woman war worker first appeared on Norman Rockwell's cover of the Saturday Evening Post,