The Mississippi Chinese
Between Black and White
Bookitis Pick
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Image source: Open LibraryJames W. Loewen2 editions
During Reconstruction, white plantation owners in the Mississippi Delta imported Chinese sharecroppers in the hope of replacing their black laborers. though a vast social and economic gulf still separates black from white, the Chinese have made an astounding transition: originally classed with negroes, they are now viewed as essentially white.
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