[PDF.10ky] Black Unionism in the Industrial South (Texas A & M Southwestern Studies)

Black Unionism in the Industrial South (Texas A & M Southwestern Studies)

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 | #8680280 in Books |  Texas AnM University Press |  2000-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  .95 x6.44 x9.67l, | File type: PDF | 192 pages

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||3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| Excellent Book about Black Unionism|By Emma G. Guevara|I had to read this book for my history class (my Professor is Ernest Obadele-Starks!) This book gives all the inside scoop about why and how unions were formed, how the FECP help minorities, and some of the flaws of the FECP. I think it's a good book to read to learn more about unions and racism during the mid 1900's. I th| |". . . a very valuable, highly original manuscript based on primary research and sound judgments that grow directly from the evidence." -- Gregg Andrews, Southwest Texas State University, author of City of Dust: A Cement Company Town in the Land of Tom Sawy

In the early twentieth century, the Upper Texas Gulf Coast was one of the fastest growing industrial areas in the country. The cotton trade had attracted railroad and ship labor to the banks of the Gulf of Mexico, numerous oil refineries sprouted up in response to the Spindletop gusher of 1901, and the shipbuilding and steel trades were also prospering as a result of the oil boom. Such economic promise attracted thousands of black laborers from across the South who hoped...

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