Mothers of massive resistance: white women and the politics of white supremacy

Introduction: Segregation's constant gardeners

Massive support for segregation, 1920-1941

The color line in Virginia: the home grown production of white supremacy

Citizenship education for a segregated nation

Campaigning for a Jim Crow south

Jim Crow storytelling

Massive resistance to the black freedom struggle, 1942-1974

Partisan betrayals: a bad woman, weak white men, and the end of a party

Jim Crow's international enemies and nationwide allies

Threats within: black southerners, 1954-1956

White women, white youth, and the hope of the nation

Conclusion: the new national face of segregation: Boston women against busing.