90 Degrees in the Shade

Discover the profound insights of Clarence Cason in his compelling work, 90 Degrees in the Shade, first published in 1935 and reissued in 2001. This 256-page paperback delves into the intricate character of the American South, offering a poignant exploration of race relations and the enduring social challenges faced by its communities. Cason passionately argues that the abhorrent practice of lynching will cease only when the most principled individuals in the South stand against it. Through a blend of cultural studies and journalism, this book serves as a vital commentary on the historical and contemporary issues surrounding race and society in the Central Southern states. Perfect for readers interested in history, minority studies, and social justice, 90 Degrees in the Shade invites you to reflect on the complexities of the American experience and the urgent need for change.