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Audacity on Trial

By JoAnn Wypijewski, The Nation. Posted August 14, 2001.


The only thing stronger than racism in South Carolina is the hatred of unions. And so the Charleston Five -- black Longshoremen arrested on trumped up charges -- need all the help they can get.

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