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A Memoir by Ed Peeples
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Edward H. Peeples, with Nancy MacLean
Afterword by James H. Hershman Jr.

From the University of Virginia Press

248 pages • 6 x 9 • Cloth
​Also available as paperback and e-book
ISBN 978-0-8139-3539-3


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Reviews
"This book [Scalawag] is one of the best memoirs ever written about the South."  ~ Joan E. Cashin, Associate Professor of History at Ohio State University. Read the full review in OHIO VALLEY HISTORY, Volume 18, Number 4, Winter 2018.

Scalawag was reviewed by Diane Adkins for Danville, Virginia's EVINCE MAGAZINE in October, 2015.  See the review here.

Scalawag was reviewed by Virginia Commonwealth University historian and author, Brian J Daugherity, in the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. Vol. 123, No. 2, 2015, pp 184-186. Available only from the Virginia Historical Society (www.vahistorical.org) or online through JSTOR (www.jstor.org).

​'Scalawag' paints picture of awakening social conscience >
By Christina Verderosa, Hampton Roads Books (online version, of the Daily Press), October 2014

'Scalawag' a book review >
By Wendy Bowers Northup, RPECNews, Newsletter of the Richmond Peace Education Center, page 7, Sept-Oct 2014

Scalawag: A Study in Racism and Liberation >
By Charles McGuigan, North of the James Magazine, August 2014

"An arresting personal and political account of the transformative power of freedom movements"

– David Roediger, University of Illinois, coauthor of The Production of Difference: Race and the Management of Labor in U.S. History
Nomination
Scalawag was nominated for consideration in the Non Fiction category of the 18th Annual Virginia Literary Awards sponsored by the Library of Virginia.

Theme song for the book

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How Can I Keep from Singing?
Performed by Steven Sharp Nelson on the cello.
How Can I Keep from Singing?
Performed by Pete Seeger.
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