How did a philiph randolph plan to pressure roosevelt to issue executive order 8802 which mandated fair hiring for government funded jobs?

A. Philip Randolph planned to pressure President Roosevelt by organizing a massive march on Washington in 1941, aimed at protesting racial discrimination in defense industries and advocating for fair hiring practices. He threatened to mobilize thousands of African Americans to march if the government did not take action. This pressure led to negotiations, ultimately resulting in Roosevelt issuing Executive Order 8802, which prohibited discrimination in government-funded jobs. Randolph's efforts highlighted the need for civil rights and set a precedent for future activism.