Abstract
Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Peace in the Struggle 1. Pine Bluff: The Moral Resources of a Southern Black Community 2. Korea: The Lessons of War 3. St. Louis: Civil Rights and the Industrial City 4. Bogalusa: Civil Rights in a Southern City 5. The War on Poverty: The Emergence of an Organic Intellectual 6. The Rent Strike: Housing Issues and Social Protest 7. Lead Poisoning: Peace and Pain in the Struggle 8. Politics in the Postindustrial City 9. Collective Memory and Social Learning: Deep Like the Rivers Epilogue Notes Interviews and Archives Index
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