... Talented tenth White supremacy Woodson Carter G American Social Science Association Birth of a Nation film Dixon Thomas Fine Gary Alan Groups Reputational entrepreneurs Africa Howard Oberlin men’s higher education masculinity gender coeducation integration We have here an argument...

..., domestication, and forced integration by which enemy outsiders were made into subordinate domestics. Linguistic records such as the translated pages of Algonquian phrases reveal how Indians explained the place of slavery in their own societies. Indians of the Pays d'en Haut, for example, expressed...

... of the “good” community. In Riverwest, place grounds a shared rubric for neighborhood interactions that facilitates boundary-blurring processes—processes that can grind down the categorical boundaries erected to distance and exclude. This chapter revisits the paradoxes of integration and explores...

...This chapter provides an overview of North Carolina’s leading political family, the Scotts. It examines the rural progressivism that was a powerful influence in mid-20^th century North Carolina, and how that progressivism declined with racial integration, the Vietnam War, the civil rights...

...This chapter traces the process of African American children in the tri-city area of Harlan County, Kentucky, becoming, like many others in the country, “children of integration” through the historic Brown v. Board of Education case. Both the inheritance and the risks...

..., and change. At its zenith as an Indian place in the 1950s, the town of Pembroke was remarkable in the otherwise biracial South as its Indian residents continuously found new ways to make the place more their own. Some Indians opposed school integration because it meant sacrificing their distinct independence...

...This chapter analyzes key legal battles over golf integration after World War II and the role played by the NAACP and other national civil rights organizations in waging that fight, including leading litigators Constance Baker Motley and Thurgood Marshall. It explores the ongoing battles...

...This introductory chapter sets out the book's purpose, which is to not merely outline the Irish involvement with the Confederacy but to analyze its significance, for both the Irish and the Confederacy. The war experience and its aftermath were crucial to the integration of Irish immigrants...

... III Almond J Lindsey Jr and school integration crisis Ashmore Harry Brown v Board of Education 1954 and Gray Commission Civil rights movement and southern inferiority Massive Resistance organization of Mass media and public criticism School integration crisis and Gray Commission on Public...

... William Jennings Bryan on Southern inferiority Eleanor Roosevelt on Southern white identity and southern inferiority Till Emmett Violence and inferiority complex White supremacy preservation of Almond J Lindsey Jr and school integration crisis Brown John Civil rights movement and southern...

...This chapter shifts the focus from segregated education equalization to integration and improving school conditions. The chapter revisits the Brown case and extends its importance in the process of school integration. Furthermore, the chapter discusses the risks involved with white...

..., and higher education in postwar Mississippi. The book analyzes the culture of racial segregation, the politics of white supremacy, and the history of Ole Miss. Examination of a variety of episodes and events involving early attempts at integration, life on the segregated campus, religion, intercollegiate...

... action surprised and disappointed him; Mississippi once again demonstrated its intransigent opposition to integration at Ole Miss. King Clennon Washington Booker T Alcorn A&M College National Association for the Advancement of Colored People NAACP and Legal Defense and Educational Fund LDF...

...This chapter describes events from September 20–25, 1962. Large forces worked to assist or thwart James Meredith's attempts to register. Sometimes the moves appeared orchestrated, but in other instances coordinated only by a shared objective of preventing integration. As the controversy continued...

...This chapter shows how the battle for school integration in Texas in the 1950s stimulated a wide-ranging debate over voting rights, the desegregation of buses and movie theaters, and the accessibility of preschool English instruction. Mexican Americans and African Americans, however, continued...

...This chapter discusses the focus of both African American and Mexican American civil rights movements on school issues in the 1960s and 1970s. With the advent of new integration strategies and the creation of bilingual education programs, the debate over school desegregation became wide ranging...

..., the work of the hog producers, those who raise the hogs that make their way to the processing plants is detailed in this chapter. The chapter focuses on the vertical integration of the contemporary processing plant and how the animals from insemination to death are tightly controlled by corporations...

... subverted the racial integration agenda of the George Romney-led HUD. The implementation of color-blind discourse prevented the creation of policies that addressed the racial component of the urban housing crisis. As Romney pushed for integration in the suburbs, White suburbans and conservatives...

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... town residents’ narratives of Black businesses and land acquisition as a hallmark of Black town success and history; and community narratives of losing celebrated Black town schools to integration mixed with racism. Great Depression Holsey Bayo Oklahoma History Center Tatums Oklahoma Jim Crow Ku...