You Can’t Eat Freedom, Southerners and Social Justice after the Civil Rights Movement, The University of North Carolina Press, Greta de Jong,Ethnic studies / Ethnicity,Social groups, communities and identities, social justice activism in the rural South; black freedom struggle in the rural South; labor displacement; civil rights movement; War on Poverty in the rural South; cooperatives; southern cooperative movement; black political activism in the post-civil rights era; African American farmers in the South; cotton plantation regions of Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi; Federation of Southern Cooperatives; Emergency Land Fund; intersections of race and class; rural economic policy in the late twentieth-century United States; Charles O. Prejean; John Zippert; Father A. J. McKnight; Richard Nixon economic policy; Ronald Reagan economic policy; Jimmy Carter economic policy; agricultural mechanization in the,, , United States, en-UShttps://uncpress.orgsocial justice activism in the rural South; black freedom struggle in the rural South; labor displacement; civil rights movement; War on Poverty in the rural South; cooperatives; southern cooperative movement; black political activism in the post-civil rights era; African American farmers in the South; cotton plantation regions of Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi; Federation of Southern Cooperatives; Emergency Land Fund; intersections of race and class; rural economic policy in the late twentieth-century United States; Charles O. Prejean; John Zippert; Father A. J. McKnight; Richard Nixon economic policy; Ronald Reagan economic policy; Jimmy Carter economic policy; agricultural mechanization in the, [BLURB],[CITY],NC,books, ebooks, biblet, Book2look