Jackson, 1964 and other dispatches from fifty years of reporting on race in America Trillin, Calvin creator author. text History. nyu 2016 2016 First edition. monographic eng print xxi, 275 pages ; 22 cm An anthology of previously uncollected essays, originally published in "The New Yorker," reflects the work of the eminent journalist's early career and traces his witness to the fledgling years of desegregation in Georgia. Introduction -- Jackson, 1964 (Jackson, Mississippi, 1964) -- The Zulus (New Orleans, Louisiana, 1964) -- During The Thirty-Third Week of National Guard Patrols (Wilmington, Delaware, 1968) -- A Hearing : "In the Matter of Disciplinary Action Involving Certain Students of Wisconsin State University Oshkosh" (Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 1968) -- Doing The Right Thing Isn't Always Easy (Denver, Colorado, 1969) -- Categories (Provo, Utah, 1970) -- G.T. Miller's Plan (Luverne, Alabama, 1970) -- Not Super-Outrageous (Houston, Texas, 1970) -- Victoria Delee : In Her Own Words (Dorchester County, South Carolina, 1971) -- Kawaida (Newark, New Jersey, 1972) -- Causes and Circumstances (Seattle, Washington, 1975) -- The Unpleasantness at Whimsey's (Boston, Massachusetts, 1976) -- Remembrance of Moderates Past (1977) -- Black or White Louisiana (1986) -- The Color of Blood (Long Island, New York, 2008) -- State Secrets (Mississippi, 1995). Calvin Trillin. n-us--- United States Race relations History 20th century Racism United States History 20th century Minorities United States Social conditions 20th century African Americans Social conditions 20th century African Americans Social conditions Minorities Social conditions Race relations Racism United States 1900-1999 fast E185.615 .T76 2016 305.80097309/04 9780399588242 0399588248 9780399588259 2015045274 DLC 151120 20170927085531.0 in00003731616 eng