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The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture, Volume 20: Social Class

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The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture

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The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture

Volume 20: Social Class

New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture: Volume 20: Social Class

Cover; Contents; General Introduction; Introduction; SOCIAL CLASS IN THE AMERICAN SOUTH; Agriculture; American Revolution; Antiunionism and Right-to-Work Laws; Asian Americans; Black Elite and the Black Middle Class; Civil Rights Movement; Collective Memory; Crime and Punishment; Demagogues; Education; Environment; Ethnicity; Foodways; Free Blacks; Gender; Honor; Humor; Industrialization and Deindustrialization; Industrialization, Employment, and Organized Labor; Jews; Labor, Geography of; Latinos; Latino Workers; Literature; Lynching; Middle Class, Development of; Migration; MusicPlace and SpacePolitical Behavior; Populist Movement; Poverty; Race and Labor, since 1865; Racial Attitudes; Radicalism; Radio, Television, and Film; Reconstruction and Redemption; Religion; Secession, the Confederacy, and the Civil War; Sharecropping and Tenancy; Slaveholders, Black; Slavery as a Class System; Social Reform, 1932-1954; Southern Identity; Sports; Stereotypes, Female; Stereotypes, Male; Sunbelt South; Tourism; Upper Class, White; Urbanization; Voting Rights; Welfare and Charity; Women, White, Working-Class; Women and Labor; Working Class, Black; American Federation of LaborAnti-SemitismAppalachia; Artisans; Bacon's Rebellion; Black Belt; Bluegrass Music; Blues Music; Braden, Carl, and Anne McCarty; Campbell, Will; Child Labor; Citizens' Councils; Civic and Historical Pageants and Pilgrimages; Clubwomen; Coal and Iron Workers; Congress of Industrial Organizations; Convict Lease System and Peonage; Country Music; Desertion during the Civil War; Fraternal Orders; Freedmen's Bureau; Gated Communities; General Textile Strike of 1934; Geophagia and Pica; Global South; Greenbackers; Hamer, Fannie Lou; Highlander Folk School / Highlander Research and Education CenterHillbillies, Crackers, Rednecks, and White TrashHorton, Myles; Hunting and Fishing; Indentured Servants; Indian Removal, 1800-1840; Industrial Workers of the World; In-Migration; Jacksonian Democracy; Jazz; Kester, Howard Anderson; King, Martin Luther, Jr.; Knights of Labor; Ku Klux Klan and Other White Racist Organizations; Longshoremen; Lumber Workers; Lumpkin, Grace; Lumpkin, Katharine Du Pre; Mardi Gras; Mason, Lucy Randolph; Memory, Appalachian; Migrant Workers; Military Academies; Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers; Mitchell, H. L.; NASCAR; New Deal; New South, 19th-Century1938 Economic Report on the SouthOil Workers; Operation Dixie; Ozarks; Pellagra; Poultry Workers; Railroad Workers; Raper, Arthur; Rap Music; Readjusters; Regulator Movement; Rock 'n' Roll; Service Workers; Shape-Note Singing; Share Croppers' Union and Southern Tenant Farmers' Union; Socialism and Communism; Southern Conference for Human Welfare / Southern Conference Educational Fund; Southern Regional Council; Southern Student Organizing Committee; Spiritual and Gospel Music; Steelworkers; Textile Workers; Timber and Naval Stores; Tobacco Workers; Washington, Booker TWells- Barnett, Ida B