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Journal Article
\It Ain't Your Color, It's Your Scabbing\: Literary Depictions of African American Strikebreakers
2004
Overview
Noon examines some of the most significant fictional treatments of African American strikebreakers, including Upton Sinclair's The Jungle, Ernest Poole's The Harbor, and Jack Conroy's The Disinherited. He claims that the novels do more than demonstrate the importance of interracial labor solidarity, they remind readers that racialized hatred and violence are never without socioeconomic, political, and moral consequences.
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Saint Louis University,Johns Hopkins University Press
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