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Subject: Re: From Bill Mandel: Re REAL-STUFF DIXIE LABOR ORGANIZING - msg#00205
List: politics.marxism.analysis
Mississippi Humanities Council
Mississippi Department of Archives and History
Civil Rights Oral History Bibliography
Interview list S
Salter, John R., teacher and activist [Now Hunter Gray]
1. Mississippi Department of Archives and History: Oral History Collection
Archive number: OH 81-06. 1 reel-to-reel tape. Transcripts: verbatim,
edited, final (124 pp.). Index.
Interviewed by John Jones on January 6, 1981
Subjects: A.A. Branch; A. Daniel Beittel; Aaron Henry; AFL-CIO; American
Civil Liberties Union; American Friends Service Committee; Arthur Kinoy;
boycott of Jackson's white merchants; Brandon, Miss.; Brookhaven, Miss.;
Byron de la Beckwith; Carsie Hall; Charles Evers; CIA involvement in the
civil rights movement; Citizens' Council of Greenwood; civil rights lawyers;
Civil Rights Act (1964); Claude Ramsay; Colia Liddell Clark and Lewis
Liddell; Congress of Racial Equality; David Dennis; Democratic National
Convention (1964); Dorie Ladner; Doris Allison; Edwin King; Ernst Borinski;
FBI involvement in the civil rights movement; Fellowship of Reconciliation;
Freedom Riders/Freedom Rides; Gandhian nonviolence; George Raymond;
Greenville, Miss.; Greenwood, Miss.; Gulfport, Miss.; Hazel Brannon Smith;
Hodding Carter III; J.L. Ray; Jack Young; Jackson, Miss.; Jackson Movement;
Jackson Public Library sit-in; Jackson public schools; James Meredith; John
C. McLaurin; Ku Klux Klan; Lafayette, Miss.; M.B. Pierce; Martin Luther King
Jr.; McComb, Miss.; Medgar Evers; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party;
NAACP; NAACP Youth Council; Neshoba County; R. Jess Brown; Robert
Honeysucker; Roy Wilkins; sit-ins; Southern Christian Leadership Conference;
Southern Conference Educational Fund; Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee; Tougaloo College; Virden Addition; White Citizens' Council;
William Kunstler
2. Mississippi State University: John Stennis Oral History Collection
[December 26, 1990]
Transcript. Index.
Subjects: Byron de la Beckwith; Edwin King; Erle Johnston; Frank Smith;
Hazel Brannon Smith; James O. Eastland; John C. Stennis; Medgar Evers;
Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission; NAACP; Southern Conference
Education Fund; Tougaloo College; White Citizens' Council
3. Southern Regional Council: Will the Circle Be Unbroken?
Archive numbers: 011-012. 2 cassettes. Transcript (30 pp.).
Interviewed by Worth Long in 1983
Subjects: Aaron Henry; Amite County; boycott of Jackson's white merchants;
Burke Marshall; Charles Bracey; Civil Rights Act (1964); Clarksdale, Miss.;
Coahoma County; Colia Liddell Clark and Lewis Liddell; Congress of Racial
Equality; David Dennis; Dorie Ladner; economic boycotts; Edwin King; Ernst
Borinski; Fred Shuttlesworth; Gloster Current; Greenville, Miss.; Herbert
Lee; James P. Coleman; Jackson, Miss.; Jackson Movement; Jackson Public
Library sit-in; James Meredith; John Doar; John F. Kennedy; Liberty Miss.;
Medgar Evers; Meredith March; Mississippi Free Press; NAACP; NAACP Freedom
Fund; NAACP Legal Defense Fund; NAACP Youth Council; Philadelphia, Miss.;
Pike County; Robert F. Kennedy; Robert Moses; Roy Wilkins; sit-ins; Southern
Christian Leadership Conference; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee;
Tougaloo College; White Citizens' Council; William Kunstler; Willie
Richardson Day
__________________________________________________________________________
The above are oral histories of mine [John R. Salter, Jr./Hunter Gray.]
This short excerpt which follows is from an oral history done by a former
Tougaloo student of mine -- and a very noteworthy freedom fighter through
all of these decades: Lawrence "Larry" Guyot. Originally from Pass
Christian, Mississippi, Mr. Guyot took many of my Tougaloo classes -- I gave
him a book of speeches by Clarence Darrow -- and he went on to play a major
role in the Southern Movement and later in the broad human rights arena in
the North. He completed law school and has resided for the last many
years in Washington, D.C. Here, he captures the Freedom Spirit of Tougaloo
College in the early '60s. This particular oral history of Lawrence
Guyot's was done by University of Southern Mississippi.
And I met--there was a brilliant compilation of very freedom-oriented, very
well-educated faculty at Tougaloo. John Salter was there. He was teaching as
much socialism as he was history. He later--I worked with him on a lot of
things. He later wrote a great book called Jackson, MS and was very involved
in those demonstrations. Worked very closely with Medgar Evers. The ability
of that faculty to bring out the best instincts of freedom and liberty and
justice was uncanny. I mean, I believe that if Tougaloo--Tougaloo was an
oasis for academic excellence and individual and collective liberation.
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From: Unami Monacong
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Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 1:41 PM
Subject: Re: From Bill Mandel: Re REAL-STUFF DIXIE LABOR ORGANIZING
I agree with Bill on this, Hunter, it would be great if we can get a
recording of an audio interview with you on this and other topics, "oral
history" if you will. Particularly important to document for the younger
generations and maybe it could run as a series in either The Socialist
and/or Democratic Left or somewhere.
Jesse Heiwa
"[C]apital comes dripping from head to foot, from every pore, with blood and
dirt."
--Marx, Capital, Vol. 1, Chapter 31
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Re: REFLECTIONS ON [HOPEFULLY] REAL-STUFF DIXIE LABOR ORGANIZING
The South really is Ground Zero for labor in this country, and Hunter is right
when he talks about the scale of effort that cracking this particular nut is
going to require. Since so much of the South really is uncharted territory as
far as unions go, the South -- moreso even than any other area of the country
-- is going to require a lot of money; a lot of discovering, working with, and
developing indigenous local organizers who have no family or cultural
background or experience with unions (although other forms of people's
organizations are legion); and more than anything else, a full-on assault
against white supremacy. Union density nationwide is now below what I'd
previously thought was an unlucky 13% (it's 12.9%, and the slide shows few
signs of halting), so this will increasingly apply throughout the country.
Also, while it's pretty much impossible to think of organizing the South on a
large scale in the absence of a mass movement, there needs to be a way to
institutionalize the gains when they finally happen. Without a political
strategy as a component of the organizing in order to get rid of the
right-to-work-for-less laws, any gains will be ephemeral.
- - - - -
John Lacny
People of the US, unite and defeat the Bush regime and all its running dogs!
"[C]apital comes dripping from head to foot, from every pore, with blood and
dirt."
--Marx, Capital, Vol. 1, Chapter 31
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Re: From Bill Mandel: Re REAL-STUFF DIXIE LABOR ORGANIZING
An Oral History with John R. Salter, Jr. [Hunter Gray]
Description: This is a detailed outline of the oral history I did for
Mississippi State University [John C
Stennis Oral History Collection] on December 26 1990. It was transcribed
into print.
Subjects: AFL
Allison, Mrs. Doris
American Civil Liberties Union
American Indian Historian
Arizona Republic
Babbitt, Bruce
Bailey, Sam
Baker, Ella
Barbour, Haley
Barnett, Ross
Beckwith, Byron
Beittel, Dan
Biggs, Bill
Bilbo, Theodore
Bill Haywood's Book: The Autobioqraphy of William D. Haywood
Bliss, Charley
Brown Decision
Brown, Jess
Campbell College
Carter, Hodding II
CDGM
Chacon, Juan
City of Jackson, a Municipal Cormoration vs John R. Salter, Jr. et. al.
Clark, Robert
COFO
Cole, Ed
Coleman, J.P.
Coordinating Co1ittee for Fundamental Freedoms
CORE
Cox, Judge Harold
Current, Gloster
DeLeon, Daniel
Devils Lake, N.D.
Disciples of Christ
Dombrowski, Jim
Durham, N.C. sit-in
Eastland, James
Even Mississippi
Evers, Medgar
Evers, Myrlie
Ezelle, Bob
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Freedom of Information Act
Freedom Riders
Goldwater, Barry
Gompers, Sam
Good Neighbor Council
Greensboro, N.C. sit in
Harkey, Ira
Hawks, Elizabeth
Hayden, Carl
Haywood, William D.
Hearn, Powers
Helms, Jesse
Henry, Aaron
Hill, General Jim Dan
Hoover, J. Edga
Hurley, Ruby
International Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers
IWW
Jackson Clarion Ledger
Jackson Daily News
Jackson Movement
Jackson State University
Jackson, MS Youth Council of the NAACP
Johnson, Paul
Johnston, Erle
Journal of Southern History
Kennedy, John F.
King, Ed
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
Ku Klux Klan
Kunstler, William
Lawrence, Ken
Life Magazine
Mabus, Ray
Marshall, Burke
Mays, Benjamin
McCain, W.D.
McCarran, Senator
McElvaine, Bob
McLaurin, John
McMillan, Neil
Mecham, Ed
Mind of the South
Mississippi Bankers Association
Mississippi Burning
Mississippi Citizens Council
Mississippi Economic Council
Mississippi Historical Society
Mississippi Human Relations Council
Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Mississippi's Defiant Years
Mitchell, Jerry
Moody, Ann
Moore, Amzie
Moore, Mike
Morehouse College
Mullin, Moon
NAACP
Nation
National Rifle Association
National States Rights Party
Nelson, Governor Gaylord
New York Review of Books
New York Times
Newsweek
Oxford, Mississippi
Parker, Mack Charles
Peters, Ed
Pyles, Dixon
Rabinowitz and Boudin Law Firm
Reddix, Jacob
Rockefeller Foundation
Rutledge, Steve
Salt of the Earth
Schutt, Mrs. Wallace
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senner, Duke
Silver, James
Simons, Bill
Smiley, Glen
Smith, Frank
Smith, Hazel Brannon
Smith, Lamar
Smith, Rev. R.L.T.
SNCC
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Southern Conference Education Fund
State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Stennis, John Hampton
Superior State College
Talladaga College
The Smell of Burninq Crosses
Thompson, Mayor Allen
Till, Emmett
Time
Tougaloo College
Udall, Morris
United Negro College Fund
Waller, William
Watkins, Tom
Western Federation of Miners
Whitten, Jamie
Wilkins, Roy
Winter, William
Wisconsin National Guard
Wobblies
WRAL TV
(Index for the above can be found at the end of the transcript. The
transcript is searchable using the built in search feature of the DjVu Reader.)
----- Original Message -----
From: Unami Monacong
To: socunity@xxxxxxxxxx ; Redbadbear@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ;
marxist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 1:41 PM
Subject: Re: From Bill Mandel: Re REAL-STUFF DIXIE LABOR ORGANIZING
I agree with Bill on this, Hunter, it would be great if we can get a
recording of an audio interview with you on this and other topics, "oral
history" if you will. Particularly important to document for the younger
generations and maybe it could run as a series in either The Socialist and/or
Democratic Left or somewhere.
Jesse Heiwa
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
"[C]apital comes dripping from head to foot, from every pore, with blood and
dirt."
--Marx, Capital, Vol. 1, Chapter 31
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From Bill Mandel: Re REAL-STUFF DIXIE LABOR ORGANIZING
Hunter: Wish to hell your health permitted you to be the national leader
of left-labor-"minority"-progressivism you ought to be. As it is, these
posts substitute for that as nearly as possible.
When I gave a commercial lecture on the Soviet Union in Birmingham
in December 1945 (reported accurately in the Age-Herald), I looked up
the head of the Southern Negro Youth Congress (SNYC, which pronounces
exactly the same as SNCC). He took me to an integrated meeting of those
union steel workers, although each race sat on its own side of the
aisle. Thanks for reminding me that it was Mine-Mill.
By crazy coincidence, the head of the house-cleaning department at
the senior residence where my wife and I lived until her death, and
where I still eat dinners, is the daughter of one of those Black
members. Being anti-racist has its advantages: she comes over and cleans
my place, a couple of blocks away, and tries to refuse pay, which I
reject.
Bill
P.S. to Fred: Hunter contributes to several lists, not simply this YPSL
one, and maintains at least one of his own.
P.S. to Hunter: Fred is the Fred Hirsch I describe on p.352 of my
autobio. You and he would get along great.
"[C]apital comes dripping from head to foot, from every pore, with blood and
dirt."
--Marx, Capital, Vol. 1, Chapter 31
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Re: From Bill Mandel: Re REAL-STUFF DIXIE LABOR ORGANIZING
An Oral History with John R. Salter, Jr. [Hunter Gray]
Description: This is a detailed outline of the oral history I did for
Mississippi State University [John C
Stennis Oral History Collection] on December 26 1990. It was transcribed
into print.
Subjects: AFL
Allison, Mrs. Doris
American Civil Liberties Union
American Indian Historian
Arizona Republic
Babbitt, Bruce
Bailey, Sam
Baker, Ella
Barbour, Haley
Barnett, Ross
Beckwith, Byron
Beittel, Dan
Biggs, Bill
Bilbo, Theodore
Bill Haywood's Book: The Autobioqraphy of William D. Haywood
Bliss, Charley
Brown Decision
Brown, Jess
Campbell College
Carter, Hodding II
CDGM
Chacon, Juan
City of Jackson, a Municipal Cormoration vs John R. Salter, Jr. et. al.
Clark, Robert
COFO
Cole, Ed
Coleman, J.P.
Coordinating Co1ittee for Fundamental Freedoms
CORE
Cox, Judge Harold
Current, Gloster
DeLeon, Daniel
Devils Lake, N.D.
Disciples of Christ
Dombrowski, Jim
Durham, N.C. sit-in
Eastland, James
Even Mississippi
Evers, Medgar
Evers, Myrlie
Ezelle, Bob
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Freedom of Information Act
Freedom Riders
Goldwater, Barry
Gompers, Sam
Good Neighbor Council
Greensboro, N.C. sit in
Harkey, Ira
Hawks, Elizabeth
Hayden, Carl
Haywood, William D.
Hearn, Powers
Helms, Jesse
Henry, Aaron
Hill, General Jim Dan
Hoover, J. Edga
Hurley, Ruby
International Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers
IWW
Jackson Clarion Ledger
Jackson Daily News
Jackson Movement
Jackson State University
Jackson, MS Youth Council of the NAACP
Johnson, Paul
Johnston, Erle
Journal of Southern History
Kennedy, John F.
King, Ed
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
Ku Klux Klan
Kunstler, William
Lawrence, Ken
Life Magazine
Mabus, Ray
Marshall, Burke
Mays, Benjamin
McCain, W.D.
McCarran, Senator
McElvaine, Bob
McLaurin, John
McMillan, Neil
Mecham, Ed
Mind of the South
Mississippi Bankers Association
Mississippi Burning
Mississippi Citizens Council
Mississippi Economic Council
Mississippi Historical Society
Mississippi Human Relations Council
Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Mississippi's Defiant Years
Mitchell, Jerry
Moody, Ann
Moore, Amzie
Moore, Mike
Morehouse College
Mullin, Moon
NAACP
Nation
National Rifle Association
National States Rights Party
Nelson, Governor Gaylord
New York Review of Books
New York Times
Newsweek
Oxford, Mississippi
Parker, Mack Charles
Peters, Ed
Pyles, Dixon
Rabinowitz and Boudin Law Firm
Reddix, Jacob
Rockefeller Foundation
Rutledge, Steve
Salt of the Earth
Schutt, Mrs. Wallace
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senner, Duke
Silver, James
Simons, Bill
Smiley, Glen
Smith, Frank
Smith, Hazel Brannon
Smith, Lamar
Smith, Rev. R.L.T.
SNCC
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Southern Conference Education Fund
State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Stennis, John Hampton
Superior State College
Talladaga College
The Smell of Burninq Crosses
Thompson, Mayor Allen
Till, Emmett
Time
Tougaloo College
Udall, Morris
United Negro College Fund
Waller, William
Watkins, Tom
Western Federation of Miners
Whitten, Jamie
Wilkins, Roy
Winter, William
Wisconsin National Guard
Wobblies
WRAL TV
(Index for the above can be found at the end of the transcript. The
transcript is searchable using the built in search feature of the DjVu Reader.)
----- Original Message -----
From: Unami Monacong
To: socunity@xxxxxxxxxx ; Redbadbear@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ;
marxist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 1:41 PM
Subject: Re: From Bill Mandel: Re REAL-STUFF DIXIE LABOR ORGANIZING
I agree with Bill on this, Hunter, it would be great if we can get a
recording of an audio interview with you on this and other topics, "oral
history" if you will. Particularly important to document for the younger
generations and maybe it could run as a series in either The Socialist and/or
Democratic Left or somewhere.
Jesse Heiwa
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
"[C]apital comes dripping from head to foot, from every pore, with blood and
dirt."
--Marx, Capital, Vol. 1, Chapter 31
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