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Wood, Augustus (2025). Class Warfare in Black Atlanta: Grassroots Struggles, Power, and Repression Under Gentrification. ISBN9781469685694– via Perlego. Davis channeled East Lake Meadows' anger in early May 1972, when she gathered a dozen Black East Lake Meadows women to picket a Church's Chicken restaurant on Second Avenue. [...] the Church's wildcat strike became a Black working-class symbol for citywide resistance and class solidarity
Candy (May 8, 1972). "Chickenshit". The Great Speckled Bird. Vol.5, no.18. p.7. JSTORcommunity.28037762. Don't buy your picnic, snack, lunch, or dinner from Church's Friend Chicken. Black women from East Lake Meadows led by Eva Davis are picketing the fried chicken stores.
– Everything checks out. Chao Garden, please, take a look at the birth year in the lede and the birth year in the categories. Just that. ;-) GTG. CoryGlee 00:04, 24 September 2026 (UTC)