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Fighting Against The Odds: A History Of Southern Labor Since World War Ii (New Perspectives On The History Of The South),Used Rutgers University Press Classics The Cdrom Edition Features HundredsThis Is A Concise Yet Wideranging And Accessible Synthesis Of The Experience Of Southern Workers Between World War Ii And The Present, And It Links Its Discussion To Important Debates In The Field Of Southern History Today. Timothy Minchin Brings The Story Of Southern Labor Up To Date And Places The Workers' Own Experiences In The Forefront Of His Account. He Considers The Central Question Of Whether The Modern South Is Still Distinctive, Arguing That