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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | Faces of the South |
| Author | Mitchell, George S. |
| Date | c.1955 |
| Document Type | Speech |
| Theme/s | Health, Welfare and Poverty Civil Rights |
| Keywords | slavery, labor, plantation, abolitionism, land, cotton, corruption, poverty, education, American Civil War, agriculture, children, factory, industry, trade union, wages, sharecropping, discrimination, university, voting rights, school, civil rights, segregation, railyway, public transport, grant, politics, democracy |
| Names | Mitchell, George |
| Organizations | Division Against Discrimination (DAD); Southern Regional Council; Student Woodlawn Area Project (SWAP) |
| Places | Atlanta, GA; Detroit, MI |
| Additional Information | This is a more complete version of the speech entitled 'The State of the Sub-Nation, The South', delivered at the 1949 Race Relations Institute. This speech was made into a film called 'Face of the South', produced by the Department of Social Education and Action of the Presbyterian Church USA in cooperation with the Southern Regional Council, of which George Mitchell was Executive Director at the time. |
| Library | Text provided by Ellen Mitchell and Charlotte Frey |
| Copyright | Reproduced by kind permission of Ellen Mitchell and Charlotte Frey |
| Document(s) linked to |
Speech: The State of the Sub-Nation, The South |