H-2 worker /

Investigates the lives of Caribbean laborers by the Florida sugar industry from World War II through the 1990s. Each year more than 10,000 foreign workers were granted temporary guest worker ('H-2') visas to spend six months cutting sugar cane near Lake Okeechobee

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Mutabaruka, 1952- (Composer)
Corporate Authors:	Docurama (Firm), New Video Group
Other Authors:	Alberti, Maryse (Cinematographer), Black, Stephanie, Black, Stephanie (Motion picture director), Mullen, John (Film editor)
Format:	Unknown
Language:	English Spanish
Published:	[United States] : Docurama Films : Distributed by New Video, c2008 New York, NY : Docurama Films, [2008]
Subjects:	1900-1999 Agricultural laborers, Foreign > Abuse of > Florida > Okeechobee, Lake Foreign workers > Government policy > United States Foreign workers > United States > Economic conditions > 20th century Foreign workers > United States > Social conditions > 20th century Foreign workers, Jamaican > Abuse of > Florida > Okeechobee, Lake Foreign workers, Jamaican > Florida Migrant agricultural laborers > Abuse of > Florida > Okeechobee, Lake Sugar workers > Abuse of > Florida > Okeechobee, Lake Sugar workers > Florida Sugarcane industry > Florida Sugarcane industry > Florida > 20th century Agricultural laborers, Foreign Foreign workers > Government policy Foreign workers > Social conditions Foreign workers, Jamaican Sugar workers Sugarcane industry Trabajadores azucareros > Florida Trabajadores extranjeros, jamaicano Florida Florida > Lake Okeechobee United States Documentary films Nonfiction films Documentaries and Factual Films Documentaires Feature films Films autres que de fiction documentary film

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University of Chicago

Holdings details from University of Chicago
Call Number:	HD8039.S86F56 2008

Duke University

Holdings details from Duke University
Call Number:	DVD 15288

H-2 worker /

Internet

University of Chicago

Duke University

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