1. There is no other book like this. Not our usual suspects. 2. The book is organized around seven "hidden" rebellions in southern history. Some of these are specific events, some describe longer time periods. But each tale in itself is an engaging read, with memorable characters and events (corrupt and brutal sheriffs, daring brigands, freedom fighters). 3. It is a people's history in every sense, finding new, previously ignored angles from which to view themes otherwise familiar to historians and social scientists (slavery, reconstruction, civil rights, Appalachia, etc). Using an approach…mehr
1. There is no other book like this. Not our usual suspects. 2. The book is organized around seven "hidden" rebellions in southern history. Some of these are specific events, some describe longer time periods. But each tale in itself is an engaging read, with memorable characters and events (corrupt and brutal sheriffs, daring brigands, freedom fighters). 3. It is a people's history in every sense, finding new, previously ignored angles from which to view themes otherwise familiar to historians and social scientists (slavery, reconstruction, civil rights, Appalachia, etc). Using an approach the authors call "anarchist historiography" (though anarchism itself is not a theme of the book), events usually relegated to footnotes are brought front and center, reframing traditional historical narratives in the process.
Neal Shirley: Neal Shirley grew up in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where he is involved in several anti-prison initiatives. He writes and reprints important works on self-defense, history, and political theory through a small publishing project called the North Carolina Piece Corps. Saralee Stafford: Saralee Stafford was born in the Piedmont of North Carolina. Her recent political work has focused on connecting the struggles of street organizations with those of anarchists in the area. She currently works in the service industry while studying and teaching gender-related health in Durham, NC.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introductory Notes 2. A Subtle Yet Restless Fire: Attacking Slavery from the Dark Fens of the Great Dismal 3. Ogeechee Til Death: Expropriation and Communization in Lowcountry Georgia 4. The Lowry Wars: Attacking Reconstruction and Reaction in Robeson County, NC 5. The Stockade Stood Burning: Rebellion and the Convict Lease in Tennessee's Coalfields 6. Wild Hearts in the Southern Mills: Women in the Strike Wave Against the Textile Industry, 1929-1930 7. From Rebel to Citizen and Back Again: Civil Rights, Black Power, and Urban Riots in the New South 8. We Asked for Life! On the 1975 Revolt at the North Carolina Correctional Center for Women 9. Concluding Notes
1. Introductory Notes 2. A Subtle Yet Restless Fire: Attacking Slavery from the Dark Fens of the Great Dismal 3. Ogeechee Til Death: Expropriation and Communization in Lowcountry Georgia 4. The Lowry Wars: Attacking Reconstruction and Reaction in Robeson County, NC 5. The Stockade Stood Burning: Rebellion and the Convict Lease in Tennessee's Coalfields 6. Wild Hearts in the Southern Mills: Women in the Strike Wave Against the Textile Industry, 1929-1930 7. From Rebel to Citizen and Back Again: Civil Rights, Black Power, and Urban Riots in the New South 8. We Asked for Life! On the 1975 Revolt at the North Carolina Correctional Center for Women 9. Concluding Notes
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