Table of contents for Going down Jericho Road : the Memphis strike, Martin Luther King's last campaign / Michael K. Honey.

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I
LABOR AND CIVIL RIGHTS 000
	1	A PLANTATION IN THE CITY 000
	2	DR. KING, LABOR, AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS 
MOVEMENT 000
	3	STRUGGLES OF THE WORKING POOR 000
	4	STANDING AT THE CROSSROADS 000
	5	ON STRIKE FOR RESPECT 000
	6	HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS: THE FAILURE OF 
COMMUNITY 000
	7	TESTING THE SOCIAL GOSPEL 000
II
FIGHTING FOR THE WORKING POOR 000
	8	MINISTER TO THE VALLEY: THE POOR PEOPLE'S 
CAMPAIGN 000
	9	BAPTISM BY FIRE 000
	10	MINISTERS AND MANHOOD 000
	11	CONVERGENCE 000
	12	ESCALATION: THE YOUTH MOVEMENT 000
	13	"ALL LABOR HAS DIGNITY" 000
	14	"SOMETHING DREADFUL" 000
III
JERICHO ROAD IS A DANGEROUS ROAD 000
	15	CHAOS IN THE BLUFF CITY 000
	16	"THE MOVEMENT LIVES OR DIES IN MEMPHIS" 000
	17	STATE OF SIEGE 000
	18	SHATTERED DREAMS AND PROMISED LANDS 000
	19	"A CRUCIFIXION EVENT" 000
	20	RECKONINGS 000
	21	"WE HAVE GOT THE VICTORY" 000
Epilogue: How We Remember King 000
Acknowledgments 000
A Note on Sources 000
Notes 000
Bibliography 000
Index 000

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Sanitation Workers Strike, Memphis, Tenn., 1968.
Strikes and lockouts -- Sanitation -- Tennessee.
King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968.