The Fair Employment Practices Commission A. applied only to Mexican immigrants working in war production. B. was the first federal agency since Reconstruction to advocate equal opportunity for blacks. C. fined those employers who discriminated against blacks. D. was criticized by the black press. E. was administered by A. Philip Randolph.

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The Fair Employment Practices Commission A. applied only to Mexican immigrants working in war production. B. was the first federal agency since Reconstruction to advocate equal opportunity for blacks. C. fined those employers who discriminated against blacks. D. was criticized by the black press. E. was administered by A. Philip Randolph.

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The Fair Employment Practices Commission fined those employers who discriminated against blacks.

Answer: Option C

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The committee on the fair employment practice was formed in the year 1941 and was founded by Franklin D Roosevelt. The main focus of this committee was to provide protection to the employees against the discrimination on the basis of caste, color, creed or national origin of the employees and to protect them from any harassment in their work place by the employers.