A little taste of freedom : the Black freedom struggle in Claiborne County, Mississippi / Emilye Crosby.
2005
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A little taste of freedom : the Black freedom struggle in Claiborne County, Mississippi / Emilye Crosby.
Published
Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press, [2005]
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[Getzville, New York] : William S. Hein & Company, [2020]
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1 online resource (xv, 354 pages) : illustrations.
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(NjRocCCS)ccn00951865
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 317-331) and index.
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text file
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Description based on PDF title page, viewed October 20, 2020.
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Original 080785638X (DLC) 2005011754
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Table of Contents
Jim Crow rules
A taste of freedom
Adapting and preserving white supremacy
Working for a better day
Reacting to the Brown decision
Winning the right to organize
A new day begun
Moving for freedom
It really started out at Alcorn
Everybody stood for the boycott
Clinging to power and the past
Seeing that justice is done
Our leader Charles Evers
Charles Evers's own little empire
A legacy of polarization
Not nearly what it ought to be
Conclusion : What it is this freedom?
Epilogue. Looking the Devil in the eye: who gets to tell the story?
A taste of freedom
Adapting and preserving white supremacy
Working for a better day
Reacting to the Brown decision
Winning the right to organize
A new day begun
Moving for freedom
It really started out at Alcorn
Everybody stood for the boycott
Clinging to power and the past
Seeing that justice is done
Our leader Charles Evers
Charles Evers's own little empire
A legacy of polarization
Not nearly what it ought to be
Conclusion : What it is this freedom?
Epilogue. Looking the Devil in the eye: who gets to tell the story?