A White Minority in Post-Civil Rights

In this book, Thomas Adams Upchurch presents the true story of a white youth's experiences with race relations in the early years of integration in Mississippi. Upchurch, a first-generation product of the integrated public schools in Mississippi, describes what it was like to be white in a public school that was 70% black.

Thomas Adams Upchurch is Assistant Professor of History, East Georgia College, Statesboro, Georgia.

Preface: Why This Story Should Be Told	vii
Chapter I: A Great Society Baby	1	(8)
Chapter II: Desegregation and Its Discontents	9	(14)
Chapter III: Integration and Disintegration	23	(18)
Chapter IV: Black, White, and Many Shades of Gray	41	(10)
Chapter V: From High Schooler to Holy Roller	51	(14)
Epilogue: You Can't Go Holmes Again	65	(8)
Index	73

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A White Minority in Post-Civil Rights Mississippi

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