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Change and Movement Among the Poor,on from smalltown Southern whites, who seemed threatened by the appearance of an African American man in a military uniform. But the extreme destruction and ravages of the war years had also created a heightened sense of the injustice of racism among returning veterans who were all too aware that th

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The Limits of Political Power,cent of Bolivar’s whites were high school graduates, but only 42 percent of African Americans were graduates. Between 1990 and 1994, when Mississippi had an infant mortality rate of 12, with a nonwhite infant mortality rate of 15, in the Delta’s core counties (which included Bolivar), whites had an

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Kim Lacy Rogersate to many of the topics covered in the book. The resulting reflections can help the readers more efficiently climb the corporate ladder and become better leaders, to shape a more equitable future.?This book p978-981-97-0008-0978-981-97-0009-7

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Introduction,Delta towns and hamlets were still connected principally by two-lane blacktop highways that often ran past expanses of fields, catfish ponds, and an occasional swamp. The pale blue bowl of the sky could turn troubled and dark in minutes, as thunderstorms swept the highways with floods of water. In w

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Change and Movement Among the Poor,the Mississippi Delta in contradictory ways. Wealthy planters consolidated their hold on local and state power, and their position was strengthened by continuing agricultural price supports from the federal government. The high wages of war industries had drawn many African Americans to urban areas

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The Wilderness of Social Change: The Movement and Head Start,l civil rights groups, the heady years of voter registration drives, Head Start organizing, and political mobilization produced accelerated experiences of social learning and, frequently, an enhanced sense of self and community identity. The women and men who struggled through the experiences of lea

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