ACLS Humanities E-Book: Southern labor and Black civil rights: organizing Memphis workers

Southern labor and Black civil rights: organizing Memphis workers

Honey, Michael K.

Year: c1993.

Publisher: University of Illinois Press.

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Frontmatter

Acknowledgments

INTRODUCTION: Labor and Civil Rights

I: Southern Apartheid and the Labor Movement

ONE: Segregation and Southern Labor

TWO: No Bill of Rights in Memphis

II: Labor's Struggle for the Right to Organize

THREE: The Rise and Repression of Industrial Unionism

FOUR: Black and White Unite

FIVE: Race, Radicalism, and the CIO

SIX: Black Scares and Red Scares

III: Industrial Unionism and the Black Freedom Movement

SEVEN: War in the Factories

EIGHT: The CIO at the Crossroads

NINE: The Cold War against Labor and Civil Rights

CONCLUSION: Legacies

Abbreviations

Notes

Primary Sources Consulted

Index

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Title:

Southern labor and Black civil rights : organizing Memphis workers Michael K. Honey.

Author:

Honey, Michael K

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2008
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Southern labor and Black civil rights : organizing Memphis workers Michael K. Honey.
Honey, Michael K
Urbana: University of Illinois Press, c1993.

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Subject Headings:

• African American labor union members -- Tennessee -- Memphis
• Labor unions -- Tennessee -- Memphis -- History -- 20th century
• Labor movement -- Tennessee -- Memphis -- History -- 20th century

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