Southern Exposure Vol. 1 , No. 3 &4, Winter, 1974: No More Moanin', Voices of Southern Struggle
by Sue Thrasher (Editor)
Other authorsJohn Beecher (Contributor), Vincent Harding (Contributor), Bob Hall (Editorial Staff), Ken Lawrence (Contributor), Larry Neal (Contributor), Brenda Bell (Editorial Staff/Contributor), Carolyn Ashbaugh (Contributor), Mark Naison (Contributor), Bernice Reagon (Contributor), Roger Friedman (Production), Stephanie Coffin (Layout) — 15 more, Leah Wise (Editor/Contributor), Fran Ansley (Editorial Staff/Contributor), Jacquelyn Hall (Editorial Staff/Contributor), Neill Herring (Editorial Staff/Contributor), Bill Murrah (Editorial Staff/Contributor), Diane Smirnow (Cover designer), Chuck Hunter (Contributor), Tony Weaver (Contributor), Mike Wells (Contributor), Darryl Hunter (Contributor), Florence Reece (Contributor), James A. Dombrowski (Contributor), Grace Roberts (Contributor), Bera Buch Weisbord (Contributor), Dan McCurry (Contributor)
Photocopy, 1974
Pages
226
Status
Available
Call number
F206.S643 v.1 n.3&4 1974
Tags
Read in 2008, periodical, history, United States, The South, photocopy, journal, 20th century, 19th century, Great Depression, 1920s, 1930s, STFU, farm workers, Southern Tenant Farmers' Union, Arkansas, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, organizing, farming, cotton, oral history
, Socialist Party, strikes, Claude Williams, People's Institute of Applied Religion, Christianity, UAW, Atlanta, Georgia, sit-down strikes, General Motors, labor, unions, slavery, Llano Cooperative, Louisiana, cooperatives, Tennessee, miners, coal mining, coal miners, violence, strikebreaking, folk music, convict labor, 1890s, Zora Neale Hurston, African Americans, WWII, army, soldiers, music, Gastonia, Loray Mill, TWUA, Communist Party, CPUSA, textile workers, North Carolina, Vera Butch Weisbord, nonfiction, cultural history, American South, Publisher-Institute for Southern Studies, √move
Publication
Atlanta, Georgia: Institute for Southern Studies, 1974 (photocopy)
Physical description
226 p.; 27.9 x 21.6 cm