Louisiana Beyond Black and White

by Martin, Michael S.; Fairclough, Adam

• ISBN13: 9781935754046
• ISBN10: 1935754041
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2011-03-29
• Publisher: Univ of Louisiana at Lafayette

Table of Contents

Foreword	p. vii
Editor's Introduction	p. ix
Ethnicity and Jim Crow: The Americanization of Louisiana's Creoles	p. 1
Calumny in the House of the Lord: The 1932 Zion Traveler Church Shooting	p. 17
Separate but Sinful: The Desegregation of Louisiana Catholicism, 1938-1962	p. 35
Progressives and Conservatives?: Louisiana's Bifactional Politics and Massive Resistance	p. 57
Race, Cold War, and Academia: Medford Evans of Northwestern State College, 1955-1959	p. 85
Lost, Stolen and Strayed: Marcus Christian's Crusade Against Segregationist History	p. 105
A Dissenting Tradition: Louisiana Women and the Black Struggle for Equality, 1924-1968	p. 125
From Votes to Vegetables: Civil Rights Activism and the Low-Income Cooperative Movement in Louisiana after 1965	p. 145
Epilogue: Katrina and the Social Construction of Race in New Orleans	p. 163
Suggested Readings on Race and Race Relations in Louisiana History	p. 175
About the Contributors	p. 179
Index	p. 181
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