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A study that challenges the scholarship on the roots of disfranchisement in America, arguing that historians have misunderstood the role of race and class in this antidemocratic movement. It shows that the racist appeals of Alabama's white planters, industrialists, and other conservatives motivated poor whites in greater numbers.

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A study that challenges the scholarship on the roots of disfranchisement in America, arguing that historians have misunderstood the role of race and class in this antidemocratic movement. It shows that the racist appeals of Alabama's white planters, industrialists, and other conservatives motivated poor whites in greater numbers.
Autorenporträt
GLENN FELDMAN (1962-2015) was an associate professor of history at the Center for Labor Education and Research at the University of Alabama, Birmingham. He is the editor of Reading Southern History and the author of Politics, Society, and the Klan in Alabama, 1915-1949.