The Rural Poor in the American South: Case Studies of Exits from 20th Century Poverty

The Rural Poor in the American South: Case Studies of Exits from 20th Century Poverty

Source :

• Poverty & Public Policy [ 1944-2858 ] ; 2009-03.

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• Entity :
  • geog : region of Amite County.
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  • pers : A. B. Friend, A.C. Isaac, Agnes Brown, Al From, Alfred A. Knopf, Bilbo, Bob Edmond, Brown, Byrd, Charles Taylor, Chris Myers, Christian Williams, Clementine Richardson-Williams, Clementine Williams, Cobb, Cooper, Daniel Letwin, David Matthews, Delta Insurance, Derek Bok, E. Migration, Eastland, Edgar May, Elijah Preston, Elizabeth Nan, Elmira Richardson, Ethel Howell, Evelyn Byrd, Fannie Lou, Fred Block, G. Children, GI Bill, George Haynes, Gin Company, Harper Collins, Harper Interview, Harry Truman, Hattie Byrd, Hattie Isaac, Henry Adams, Henry Grady, Henry Laurens, Hortense Powdermaker, Hough, I. Exits, Ira Katznelson, Isaac Byrd, Isaac Jr, Jack Harper, Jack Jr, Jack Sr, Jackson State, Jacqueline Jones, James Brown, James Cobb, James Eastland, James Gregory, James McBride, James O. Eastland, Jamie Whitten, Jeanette Keith, Jim Crow, John Barry, John Harlan, John Isaac, John Kenneth, John Stennis, Josephine Landfair, Josie Landfair, Junior College, Keith, Kennon, Landfair, Larry Farmer, Line Products, Lonnie Byrd, MacLaury, Marcus Rediker, Matilda Richardson, Matthews, My Dad, N.L. Cockle, Nan E. Woodruff, Naomi Klein, Neil McMillen, Neil Painter, Newton Baker, Nolan, Nolan Bass, Patricia Sullivan, Percy Ray, Peter Richardson, Preston, Preston Isaac, R.W. Mullen, Richard Bensel, Richardson Williams, Richardson-Williams, Robert Harris, Rose Harper, Rowland, Science, Sharon D. Austin, Sonny Montgomery, Theodore Bilbo, Till Mobley, Two, W.W. Norton, Walter Lord, William Byrd, William G. Bowen, William Taft, Williams, Willie Griffin, Wilson, Woodruff.
  • place : Albany, America, American, Atlanta, Austria-Hungary, Cambridge, Chicago, Cleveland, D.C., DC, DC., Damascus, Detroit, Europe, Gary, Georgia, Greenville, Jackson, Japan, Korea, NY, Ole, Pittsburgh, United States, Washington, York.
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  • Absolute fair, Affirmative action, African american, African american fraternal group, African american freedom struggle, African american worker, Agnes, Agnes brown, Agnes brown july, Alabama coal miner, American academic profession, American congo, American dilemma, American political development, American sociological review, Annual meeting, August, Basic book, Bayou, Belknap press, Best effort, Bible class, Bilbo, Birth year, Black child, Black college, Black community, Black family, Black farmer, Black landowner, Black migration, Black mississippian, Black parent, Black person, Black poor, Black power, Black rural poor, Black sharecropper, Black student, Black teacher, Black woman, Boll weevil, Byrd, Carolina press, Carver elementary school, Case study, Cash income, Century poverty mary delorse coleman, Chapel hill, Chicago press, Childhood dream, Citizenship, Citizenship pathway, Clarke publishing company, Clementine, Clementine richardson williams, Clementine williams, Cohort, Coleman, Collective refusal, College degree, College graduate, Colored people, Community activist, Community college, Complete college, Confederate lane, Cotton field, Cotton picker, County seat, Cultural study, Dark journey, David brion davis, David matthew, David williams, Delta, Demonstrable work ethic, Disaster capitalism, Domestic worker, Dred scott, Early part, Eastland, Economic ladder, Equal access, Equal protection, Evelyn, Evelyn byrd, Exit, Exit poverty, Familial, Familial affirmation, Familial commitment, Family life, Family member, Famous oration, Farmer home administration, Farmland community, Federal government, First cousin, First decade, First half, Ford foundation, Fred block, Free press, Freedom struggle, Full economic, Galbraith, Garrard plantation, Good education, Good stead, Governmental indifference, Grade education, Great depression, Great flood, Great migration, Greater access, Hamer lecture series, Hard work, Harper interview, Harvard university press, Hattie, Hattie byrd, Hattie isaac, Health care, Health insurance, High expectation, High school, High school completion, Higher education, Home owner, Human capital, Human history, Illinois press, Illiterate sharecropper, Indianola, Indianola supply, Inhuman bondage, Insidious poverty, Interracial unionism, Isaac, Isaac byrd, Itta bena, Jackson state university, James mcbride, John isaac, John kenneth, Josephine, Josephine landfair, Josie, Josie landfair, Judson maclaury, July, Kinship, Kinship community, Labor exploitation, Labor historian, Land owner, Landfair, Landowner, Last century, Last decade, Latent inadequate protection, Life chance, Little girl, Little house, Little more, Loan guaranty, Loan officer, Local level, Lonnie, Lonnie byrd, Lonnie byrd interview, Matthew, Medgar evers, Medical doctor, Metropolitan book, Middle class, Mighty long, Mighty power, Mississippi delta, Mississippi july, Mississippi politics, More resource, Mound bayou, Much education, Much more, Mule renter, Multiple marriage, Naacp, National government, Negro college, Negro problem, Negro worker, Next year, Nolan bass, Oral history, Other black, Other place, Oxford university press, Parent, Pathway, Plantation elite, Plantation owner, Plantation politics, Plenary session, Political citizenship, Political persuasion, Political reciprocity, Political science, Poor health, Poverty, Poverty public policy, Pragmatic work, Princeton university press, Property owner, Public life, Quality education, Racial equality, Racial line, Rear child, Religious faith, Religious value, Renter, Role model, Rural america, Rural family, Rural place, Rural poor, Rural poverty, Rural sunflower county, Same time, School desegregation, School work, Second decade, Selective service, Senate report, Senator bilbo, Servitude, Several year, Sharecropper, Sharecropping, Sharecropping system, Shepard byrd, Shock doctrine, Sibling, Slave ship, Slave trade, Small farm, Small farmer, Social capital, Social policy prescription, Social provision, Social security, Southern diaspora, Southern draft resistance, Southern federal judge, Southern place, Southern tenant farmer union, Southern town, Springhill, State president, State university, Sunflower, Sunflower county, Sunflower county mississippi, Teaching profession, Telephone interview, Theodore bilbo, Third decade, Tougaloo college, Twentieth century, Uncle baby, Veteran benefit, Viking press, Vintage book, Wage exploitation, Welfare check, Welfare debate, White family, White people, White southerner, Wisconsin press, Woodrow wilson, Work ethic, Work hard, Yale university press, Year sharecropper, York press, Young david, Young people.

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