ACLS Humanities E-Book: The narrative of Hosea Hudson: his life as a Negro Communist in the South

The narrative of Hosea Hudson: his life as a Negro Communist in the South

Painter, Nell Irvin.

Year: 1979.

Publisher: Harvard University Press.

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Frontmatter

Chronology

Nell Irvin Painter's Introduction

Hosea Hudson's Introduction

1. From the Country to the City

2. Joining the Communist Party

3. Sticking to the Party

4. A Party Leader in Birmingham

5. First Demonstrations, 1932-33

6. Reeltown

7. The Depression

8. Reverend Sears and the Reds

9. To New York and the Birmingham Jail

10. National Training School

11. Back South

12. Atlanta

13. The Neighborhood Union and Lint Shaw

14. CIO Organizing in Birmingham

15. The Right To Vote Club

16. The NAACP and Community Work

17. WPA and the Workers Alliance

18. End of the WPA

19. The Alabama CP in the 1940s

20. Local 2815, USWA

21. The Alabama CIO

22. The Marriage Breaks Up

23. Red-Baited

Notes

Bibliographical Essay

Acknowledgments

Index

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Title:

The narrative of Hosea Hudson : his life as a Negro Communist in the South Nell Irvin Painter.

Author:

Painter, Nell Irvin

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The narrative of Hosea Hudson : his life as a Negro Communist in the South Nell Irvin Painter.
Painter, Nell Irvin
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1979.

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Subject Headings:

• Hudson, Hosea
• African Americans -- Southern States -- Biography
• Labor unions -- Southern States -- Officials and employees -- Biography
• Iron and steel workers -- Southern States -- Biography
• African American communists -- Southern States -- Biography

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