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Feldman, Glenn.

University of Alabama Press,

Before Brown: civil rights and white backlash in the modern South /

Prologue

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Glenn Feldman

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Foreword	Patricia Sullivan
Prologue	Glenn Feldman
1. "You don't have to ride Jim Crow": CORE and the 1947 journey of reconciliation	Raymond Arsenault
2. T. R. M. Howard: pragmatism over strict integrationist ideology in the Mississippi Delta, 1942-1954	David T. Beito and Linda Royster Beito
3. "Blood on your hands": white southerners' criticism of Eleanor Roosevelt during World War II	Pamela Tyler
4. "City mothers": Dorothy Tilly, Georgia methodist women, and black civil rights	Andrew M. Manis
5. Louisiana: the civil rights struggle, 1940-1954	Adam Fairclough
6. Communism, anti-communism, and massive resistance: the civil rights congress in southern perspective	Sarah Hart Brown
7. E. D. Nixon and the white supremacists: civil rights in Montgomery	John White
8. "Flag-bearers for integration and justice": local civil rights groups in the south, 1940-1954	John A. Salmond
9. Winning the peace: Georgia veterans and the struggle to define the political legacy of World War II	Jennifer E. Brooks
Epilogue: ugly roots: race, emotion, and the rise of the modern Republican Party in Alabama and the south	Glenn Feldman.
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