Trotter, Joe William, Jr. How were southern black transformed rural agricultural workers into members of the industrial working class? Joe William Trotter, Jr., examines the unique experience of black coal miners in southern West Virginia between World War l. an the Great Depression, showing how the subtle interplay of race, class, and region altered black people personal and collective existence How were southern black transformed rural agricultural workers into members of the industrial…
Author: Joe William Trotter Jr. · Original publisher: University of Illinois Press (1990), Blacks in the New World series
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