... socialist nationalism South Boston neighborhood urban renewal West Roxbury neighborhood racial equality League of Struggle for Negro Rights Urban League Communism Cold War Organized labor Boston Chronicle Boston Irish John Boyle O’Reilly NAACP Youth Council William Harrison There is no enemy...

... The Fugees’s The Score, Lupe Fiasco’s The Cool, and Kendrick Lamar’s Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City as examples of how hip hop operates as an art form that humanizes Black youth in counter cultural ways. art Beautiful Struggle The Coates Forman Murray hip hop...

... of a moralistic anticommunism that would gain ascendancy in dictatorial Brazil. Antimodernism Catholic Church Estado Novo Fascism Masculinity Nationalism Religion Vargas Getúlio Dornelles Youth AIB Brazilian Integralist Action Brazilian Integralist Action AIB Eugenics Integralists Mainwaring Scott...

...Chapter Four traces the doctrinalization of moral countersubversion—a key step in operationalizing moral panic. In high-level forums on security and development, specific anxieties—about youthful behavior, global decadence, new media technology, and women in the workplace—became categorical pillars...

...This chapter considers the efforts of Southern youths to reestablish the radical movement in Birmingham. Youth-oriented organizations and those they influenced built a movement focusing on civil rights, full citizenship for African-Americans and poor whites, domestic and international peace...

...This chapter examines the Jazz Age youth culture: the backlash and disillusionment following World War I, the rebellious modern women and men, new sexual freedom, Prohibition, jazz music and dance. It describes the Kensington neighborhood's youth culture. It then examines how the union transformed...

...Located in radical political culture of the late 1960s and early 1970s, this chapter explores the formation of a multiracial and transnational perspective among segments of Bay Area youth. This perspective informed the movements these youth sought to inspire, in particular ones collapsing the space...

...This chapter examines how the United States managed its relationship with South Korea's youth, a group that it considered vital to the country's economic and political transformation. It begins by appraising the role of American official, private, and religious organizations in steering South...

... Donald Zinn Howard AbolishICE accountability of lawmakers to ordinary people Asian American Justice Center detention centers GEO Group Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE Indigenous homeland Indigenous youth Juntos Mijente National Day Laborer...

...After World War II, as the subspecialties of injury prevention and sports medicine developed, doctors and coaches sought to establish their authority on matters of youth football safety. The framing of football safety knowledge was gendered. Not only were sports doctors and coaches almost...

...Contemporary debates over head injuries in youth football are at a crossroads, with competing framings of the risks of traumatic brain injuries resulting in significantly different potential responses to addressing the sport’s risks. The prevailing framework, shaped in many ways by the NFL...

...This chapter discusses the history of the first black college established – The Institute for Colored Youth (ICY). The ICY would later be renamed Cheyney State University. Founded in 1837, the ICY became a critical staging ground for both the abolitionist movement and the early civil rights...

... Baba Goes to Town film Black history Cantor Eddie Dunbar Paul Laurence Hill Montgomery S history black Southern Negro Youth Congress SNYC Southern Theaters Incorporated theaters Jones Frances LeGon Jeni North Carolina A&T North Carolina Inter racial Committee Federal Bureau...

... the public imagination, helping to create consensus for the 1966 coup d’état, when the military intervened in the universities. Authoritarianism and education Education and modernization Modernization Students in relation to youth —secondary school discipline and —university political activism...

...This chapter discusses the spread of youth-led music and consumption. It suggests that these realms became pivotal to the ways in which young people constructed a sense of generational belonging at the time that they irrupted, as youth, in the public arena. Secondary school and university students...

...This chapter summarizes the preceding discussions and presents some final thoughts. The discussions showed that between the midcentury and the mid-1970s, youth as a category, and young people as actors, stood at the center of discussions, and questionings, on how relations of authority were thought...

...This chapter describes how the national leaders of the Progressive Party focused primarily on mobilizing two core constituencies—youth and organized labor—as they prepared for the fall campaign. From the outset, the Wallace crusade had demonstrated a special appeal to young people. Not surprisingly...

... black homes as well as maternal deprivation attributed to inadequate mothers. It evaluates compensatory education programs developed in the early 1960s and then turns to Mobilization for Youth, a community action program active in the early and mid–1960s on Manhattan's Lower East Side. African Americans...

... emerging youth movements and nature conservation groups in Germany and Austria during the years before the First World War. Meanwhile, the growing popularity of downhill skiing and motorcars commercialized the Alps and threatened traditional mountaineering norms. Mathias Zdarsky popularized downhill skiing...

... and Youth Services (CYS) worker ignored the official procedures involved in taking a client’s child under custody. The client was so upset that she had hit her SIL program manager, and charges were brought against the client as a result. The mother had little recourse against the CYS worker’s unreasonable...