Titlebook: Radicalism in the South since Reconstruction; Chris Green,Rachel Rubin,James Smethurst Book 2006 Chris Green, Rachel Rubin and James Smeth

內(nèi)行

奴才

使迷醉

Beluthahatchee Blues: An Interview with Stetson Kennedyis eagerness to visit the last or remaining “48th state” of his national travels. While this was a period of well-documented personal and physical unraveling, from which he clearly sought escape, the possibilities for artistic and romantic renewal at Beluthahatchee were too great for Guthrie to deny (Cray 2004; Klein 1999).

狂熱語言

The Afro-American Council and Its Challenge of Louisiana’s Grandfather Clauseolence, intimidation, and the invocation of racial politics, southern states rewrote their constitutions and passed legislation stripping their African American citizens of their civil, social, and political rights (Woodward 1951, 1966; Weaver 1969; Ayers 1992; Perman 2001; Alexander 2004)

極為憤怒

變形詞

overreach

誘導(dǎo)

聚集

爭吵

Agnes “Sis” Cunningham and Labor Songs in the Depression South, and traveling musicians and musical shows brought them pop songs, white and black gospel tunes, jazz, blues, and particularly old-time (hillbilly) music, in addition to labor and topical compositions. Labor unions and labor organizations had long used songs for numerous complex purposes: to attrac