“Unity Is Strength”: Labor, Race, Garveyism, and the 1920 Panama Canal Strike

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Carla Burnett, “Unity Is Strength”: Labor, Race, Garveyism, and the 1920 Panama Canal Strike, The Global South, Vol. 6, No. 2, Interoceanic Diasporas and The Panama Canal's Centennial (Fall 2012), pp. 39-64

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1971The Growth of the Modern West Indies 1913Zone Policeman 88. A Close Range Study of the Panama Canal and Its Workers

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