The war on poverty : a new grassroots history, 1964-1980, edited by Annelise Orleck and Lisa Gayle Hazirjian

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The war on poverty : a new grassroots history, 1964-1980, edited by Annelise Orleck and Lisa Gayle Hazirjian

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a new grassroots history, 1964-1980

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edited by Annelise Orleck and Lisa Gayle Hazirjian

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• The war on poverty : a new grassroots history, 1964-1980

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• Athens, University of Georgia Press, ©2011

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Contents

Battles over community action -- "This Government Is with Us": Lyndon Johnson and the Grassroots War on Poverty -- "To Challenge the Status Quo by Any Means": Community Action and Representational Politics in 1960s Baltimore -- Ideological Diversity and the Implementation of the War on Poverty in Houston -- Defining the Space of Participation in a Northern City: Tejanos and the War on Poverty in Milwaukee -- Poor mothers and the war on poverty -- Saving Babies in Memphis: The Politics of Race, Health, and Hunger during the War on Poverty -- "Someday the Colored and White Will Stand Together": The War on Poverty, Black Power Politics, and Southern Women's Interracial Alliances -- "Parent Power": Evelina López Antonetty, the United Bronx Parents, and the War on Poverty -- Gender, Civil Rights Activism, and the War on Poverty in Los Angeles -- The war on poverty, the civil rights movement, and southern politics -- Poverty Wars in the Louisiana Delta: White Resistance, Black Power, and the Poorest Place in America -- Plantation Politics: The Tufts-Delta Health Center and Intraracial Class Conflict in Mississippi, 1965-1972 -- Fighting for the Child Development Group of Mississippi: Poor People, Local Politics, and the Complicated Legacy of Head Start -- Going Back to Selma: Organizing for Change in Dallas County after the March to Montgomery -- The War on Poverty and the Chicano Movement in Texas: Confronting "Tio Tomás" and the "Gringo Pseudoliberals" -- What do they really mean by community development? -- Looking Back to the City in the Hills: The Council of the Southern Mountains and a Longer View of the War on Poverty in the Appalachian South, 1913-1970 -- The War on Poverty in Mississippi and Oklahoma: Beyond Black and White -- The House That "Equality" Built: The Asian American Movement and the Legacy of Community Action -- The War on the War on Poverty and American Politics since the 1960s

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