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Battling the plantation mentality

Battling the plantation mentality

Memphis and the Black freedom struggle

By Laurie Boush Green

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Publish Date

2007

Publisher

University of North Carolina Press

Language

eng

Pages

432

Description:

subjects: African Americans,  Civil rights,  Civil rights movements,  History,  Race relations,  Racism,  Segregation,  African americans, civil rights,  African americans, history,  African americans, segregation,  Civil rights movements, united states,  United states, race relations,  Memphis (tenn.), history,  African americans--civil rights--history,  African americans--civil rights--tennessee--memphis--history--20th century,  African americans--segregation--history,  African americans--segregation--tennessee--memphis--history--20th century,  Civil rights movements--history,  Civil rights movements--tennessee--memphis--history--20th century,  African americans--history,  African americans--tennessee--memphis--history--20th century,  Racism--history,  Racism--tennessee--memphis--history--20th century,  Race relations--history,  F444.m59 n485 2007,  323.1196/0730768190904

Places: Memphis,  Memphis (Tenn.),  Tennessee

Times: 20th century