1. Billboard erected by management to counter CIO's "Operation Dixie," 1946

Date:

1946

Attribution:

Courtesy of the Southern Labor Archives, Georgia State University, Stetson Kennedy Papers.

2. Anti-union propaganda mailed by the Christian American Association, 1940s.

Date:

1940/1949

Attribution:

Courtesy of the Southern Labor Archives, Georgia State University, Stetson Kennedy Papers.

3. KKK answer to the CIO's "Operation Dixie"

Date:

1940/1959

Attribution:

Courtesy of the Southern Labor Archives, Georgia State University, Stetson Kennedy Papers.

4. William Pollard [Executive Director], correspondence, 1978 [page 58]

Date:

1978

Attribution:

Courtesy of Southern Labor Archives, Georgia State University, AFL-CIO Civil Rights Department, Southern Office records.

5. William Pollard [Executive Director], correspondence, 1978 [page 56]

Date:

1978

Attribution:

Courtesy of Southern Labor Archives, Georgia State University, AFL-CIO Civil Rights Department, Southern Office records.

6. William Pollard [Executive Director], correspondence, 1978 [page 55]

Date:

1978

Attribution:

Courtesy of Southern Labor Archives, Georgia State University, AFL-CIO Civil Rights Department, Southern Office records.

7. Anti-CIO political poster from Eastman, Georgia, circa 1946.

Date:

1946

Attribution:

Courtesy of the Southern Labor Archives, Georgia State University, Stetson Kennedy Papers.