Titlebook: Struggle for a Better South; The Southern Student Gregg L. Michel Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2004 civi

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Short-Term Gains, Long-Term Costs,owing enthusiasm for the burgeoning women’s movement and its strong support for locally driven activism, though increasing the group’s visibility in the South and heightening its status among progressive activists, intensified long-standing internal problems. That SSOC became a champion of women’s l

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Falling Apart: The Dissolution of SSOC,ng three packs of Camels a day for forty-five years,” wrote Ed Hamlett shortly after SSOC voted to disband in June 1969. His wry remark betrayed his deep ambivalence about the group’s dissolution. As a founder of the organization, Hamlett, like many other early SSOC activists, was saddened by the gr

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compelling study of the Southern Student Organizing Committee (SSOC), the leading progressive organization created by young white activists in the South during that tumultuous decade, fills a crucial gap in the literature about New Left activism. Michel shows that the SSOC was the only activist grou

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Book 2004 study of the Southern Student Organizing Committee (SSOC), the leading progressive organization created by young white activists in the South during that tumultuous decade, fills a crucial gap in the literature about New Left activism. Michel shows that the SSOC was the only activist group of the e

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Growing Pains,e southern campuses, particularly those where student anti-segregation work pre-dated SSOC’s founding. Heartened by the activism of their fellow white collegians, the students in the new group believed that SSOC, as an organization devoted to coordinating local activities, was poised to lead a progressive movement of young white southerners.

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Introduction,ett, one of the group’s founders. “So much of our culture has been kept from us,” he sobbed. “Part of what held us together was learning about those who’d gone before. And they were not insignificant. They were not small in number.… People worked together,” he exclaimed through his tears..

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