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Unveiling black labor : Sterling Brown, Charles Johnson, and the Depression-era critique of the plantation myth / Steven Knepper -- Time is the longest distance : Tennessee Williams, New Orleans tourism, and the long shadow of the 1930s / Anthony J. Stanonis -- E.P. O'Donnell : a life in a handful of leaves / Bryan A. Giemza -- From farm to factory: New Deal murals celebrating the Tennessee Valley Authority / Lisa Dorrill -- Three dramatic southerners in Depression New York : Stark Young, Tennessee Williams, and Horton Foote / Robert W. Haynes -- Driving southerners through the Great Depression / Douglas E. Thompson -- A forward glance: TVA modernism and the regional designs of national progress / Ted Atkinson -- We shall not be moved: Highlander Folk School's cultural radicalism in the Great Depression / Emily Senefeld -- A fierce contest over images : Collier's Magazine and the fight against documentary reportage in Greene County, Georgia, during the Great Depression / Scott L. Matthews -- Inside the farmhouse : Ruth Allen and Margaret Jarman Hagood confront rural realities / Rebecca Sharpless and Melissa Walker -- Redlining Georgia / Ella Howard -- Empire on parade : public representations of race at the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition / Nicholas Roland -- Interracialism, socialism, and William R. Amberson's vision for the rural South / Robert Hunt Ferguson.
edited by Karen L. Cox and Sarah E. Gardner.
Includes bibliographical references and index.