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"The lowest form of work relief" : authority, gender, and the state in Atlanta's WPA sewing rooms / Georgina Hickey -- The Farm Security Administration and rural families in the South : home economists, nurses, and farmers, 1933-1946 / Brenda J. Taylor -- "Hopeful people on the move" : the urban South and the transient problem during the Great Depression / Jeffrey S. Cole -- Gender, Jim Crow, and Eugene Talmadge : the politics of social policy in Georgia / Ann Short Chirhart -- In the public interest? The social and cultural impact of the Blue Ridge Parkway, a Depression-era Appalachian "public-works" project / Ted Olson -- Racial segregation in southern hospitals : how Medicare "broke the back of segregated health services" / Jill Quadagno and Steve McDonald -- Citizen-soldiers : the North Carolina volunteers and the South's war on poverty / Robert R. Korstad and James L. Leloudis -- "They can be like other people" : race, poverty, and the politics of alienation in New Orlean's early great society / Kent B. Germany -- More than a head start : the war on poverty, Catholic Charities, and civil rights in Mobile, Alabama, 1965-1970 / Susan Youngblood Ashmore -- Southern feminism and social change : Sallie Bingham and the Kentucky Foundation for Women / Marsha S. Rose.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [259]-263) and index.