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The Senator And The Sharecropper: The Freedom Struggles Of James O. Eastland And Fannie Lou Hamer,New
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In This Fascinating Study Of Race, Politics, And Economics In Mississippi, Chris Myers Asch Tells The Story Of Two Extraordinary Personalitiesfannie Lou Hamer And James O. Eastlandwho Represented Deeply Opposed Sides Of The Civil Rights Movement. Both Were From Sunflower County: Eastland Was A Wealthy White Planter And One Of The Most Powerful Segregationists In The U.S. Senate, While Hamer, A Sharecropper Who Grew Up Desperately Poor Just A Few Miles From The Eastland Plantation, Rose To Become The Spiritual Leader Of The Mississippi Freedom Struggle. Asch Uses Hamer'S And Eastland'S Entwined Histories, Set Against The Backdrop Of Sunflower County'S Rise And Fall As A Center Of Cotton Agriculture, To Explore The County'S Changing Social Landscape During The Midtwentieth Century And Its Persistence Today As A Land Separate And Unequal. Asch, Who Spent Nearly A Decade In Mississippi As An Educator, Offers A Fresh Look At The South'S Troubled Ties To The Cotton Industry, The Long Struggle For Civil Rights, And Unrelenting Social And Economic Injustice Through The Eyes Of Two Of The Era'S Most Important And Intriguing Figures.
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