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Tanya,
My book Keepers of the Spirits (1998), dedicates some discussion to African-American bootleggers in Florida during prohibition. In doing so, it illuminates to some degree the black community's attitudes toward prohibition.
Sincerely,
John J. Guthrie, Jr
Associate Professor of History
>>> "Sanchez, Tanya" <[log in to unmask]> 06/03 5:17 PM >>>
Hello,
I realize that this is not the best time to post a query to the list,
but I had to give it a shot just in case. Is anyone familiar with any
work done on the black community during Prohibition? There seems to be
a huge hole in the literature in this area. I am looking for any
secondary materials that would illuminate African-American attitudes
towards Prohibition, but am especially interested in their involvement
with bootlegging.
Thanks in advance,
Tanya Sanchez
University of New Orleans
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