This book examines the history of Southern public libraries’ development from 1898–1963. It analyzes their role in institutionalizing segregation, their complex and protracted efforts to integrate these institutions, and their post-integration attempts to deal with the consequences of having practiced segregation.
This book examines the history of Southern public libraries’ development from 1898–1963. It analyzes their role in institutionalizing segregation, their complex and protracted efforts to integrate these institutions, and their post-integration attempts to deal with the consequences of having practiced segregation.
Chapter I: Reconstruction, Redemption, And Rebirth: Southern Public Library Development During The New South Era Chapter II: A New Vision, A New South: Southern Public Library Development, 1890-1950 Chapter III: "Library Users Are Seekers Of Knowledge": Developing African American Library Service And Educating Black Librarians Chapter IV: "It Is Simply Out Of The Question To Eliminate The Colorline": The Development Of Black Library Service In Atlanta And The Integration Of The Atlanta Public Library Chapter V: "The Library Cannot Be Opened Indiscriminately To White People And Negroes": Nashville And The Quest For Integrated Library Service Chapter VI: "This We Believe": Local Black Activism, The National Civil Rights Movement, And The Integration Of The Birmingham Public Library
Chapter I: Reconstruction, Redemption, And Rebirth: Southern Public Library Development During The New South Era Chapter II: A New Vision, A New South: Southern Public Library Development, 1890-1950 Chapter III: "Library Users Are Seekers Of Knowledge": Developing African American Library Service And Educating Black Librarians Chapter IV: "It Is Simply Out Of The Question To Eliminate The Colorline": The Development Of Black Library Service In Atlanta And The Integration Of The Atlanta Public Library Chapter V: "The Library Cannot Be Opened Indiscriminately To White People And Negroes": Nashville And The Quest For Integrated Library Service Chapter VI: "This We Believe": Local Black Activism, The National Civil Rights Movement, And The Integration Of The Birmingham Public Library
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