Labor and civil rights
A plantation in the city
Dr. King, labor, and the civil rights movement
Struggles of the working poor
Standing at the crossroads
On strike for respect
Hambone's meditations : the failure of community
Testing the social gospel
Fighting for the working poor
Minister to the valley : the poor people's campaign
Baptism by fire
Ministers and manhood
Convergence
Escalation : the youth movement
"All labor has dignity"
"Something dreadful"
Jericho Road is a dangerous road
Chaos in the bluff city
"The movement lives or dies in Memphis"
State of siege
Shattered dreams and promised lands
"A crucifixion event"
Reckonings
"We have got the victory"
Epilogue : how we remember King.
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Going down Jericho Road : the Memphis strike, Martin Luther King's last campaign by Michael K. Honey. ISBN 9780393043396. Published by W. W. Norton in 2007. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
