So, is there enough white people working there, to cause an disruption?
Also, the title seems a bit racist, should've read "Solidarity goes on strike"
The question is more along the lines of how skilled are the workers that are protesting in terms of what jobs they're walking out of.
You can have half of the lowest workforce strike and if the job is simple enough, you can keep production going at a reduced capacity.
If the higher position employees leave, such as the engineers who do the checks during shutdown, you either lose a very large amount of productivity per employee, or you might even have to shutdown entirely as there is no one to oversee the lower position employees and making sure they do their work (including doing it correctly and sorting out the problems that are above their pay-grade), or in the case of the shutdown checks, no one to approve that everything is in order, so no work done at all.
That's also usually why you never have those in higher positions strike as the company should know not to mess with them as they are not easy to replace and represent a very large production value in comparison to the average employee.
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