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245 10 Operation Breadbasket :|ban untold story of civil rights
in Chicago, 1966-1971 /|cMartin L. Deppe ; foreword by
James R. Ralph, Jr.
246 30 Untold story of civil rights in Chicago, 1966-1971
264 1 Athens :|bThe University of Georgia Press,|c[2017]
264 4 |c©2017
300 1 online resource (xxxv, 258 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of
plates) :|billustrations, maps
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504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 219-249) and
index.
505 0 The team -- Early campaigns -- Evolving campaigns --
Expansion -- Interruption -- Breaking the chains -- The
hunger campaign -- Proliferation -- Internal issues --
Decline and transformation -- Afterword -- Operation
Breadbasket chronology -- Operation Breadbasket
organizational charts -- Appendixes -- Operation
Breadbasket Steering Committee -- Breadbasket business
division -- Covenant between SCLC operation breadbasket
and the Chicago Unit, Great A & P Tea Company.
520 "Operation Breadbasket is a narrative of the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference's Operation Breadbasket,
1966-1971, an economic empowerment project that Martin
Luther King Jr brought to Chicago as part of the Chicago
Freedom Movement. Rev. Martin L. Deppe was a founding and
active member of Breadbasket's steering committee
throughout the life of this program. Using the power of
the pulpit to galvanize consumer support including
occasional economic withdrawal ("Don't Buy") efforts, the
participating ministers, the project negotiated for a fair
share of jobs in the African American community of Chicago,
and in time added products and services originating from
that community. By the end of six years, Breadbasket's
fifteen "covenants" with milk, soft drink, chain store and
other consumer-oriented industries, brought approximately
$57 million dollars of new income into the black community
annually. The program ended when the project's national
director, Rev. Jesse Jackson, resigned in December 1971,
and essentially took the program out of SCLC into his own
Operation PUSH, later Rainbow PUSH. This book is both a
history of Operation Breadbasket, and a memoir of life in
it as written by one of Breadbasket's most active
participants. Deppe uses his extensive files--steering
committee minutes, memoranda, brochures, letters, sermonic
material, Chicago Defender archives, colleagues' files--
along with extensive new research, including interviews
with several surviving participants."--Provided by
publisher.
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