Deference and Violence in the Postbellum Urban South

Deference · Political science · History · Law · Race, History, and American Society

• Cycling on the Color Line

  Nathan Cardon•Technology and Culture•2021

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• Escape from New York

  R D G Kelley, Davarian L Baldwin et al.•Escape from New York•2013

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• The Whipping of Richard Moore

  Edward Harcourt, E J Harcourt•Journal of Social History•2002

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• The Lure of the Sensational Murder

  Michael Ayers Trotti•Journal of Social History•2001

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• How Does It Feel to Be a Problem? The Missing Kerner Commission Report

  Open Access•Keisha L Bentley-Edwards, Malik Chaka Edwards et al.•RSF The Russell Sage Foundation…•2018

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• Are Not Our Interests the Same?”

  Open Access•Bryant K Barnes•Genealogy•2023

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• I Told Him I Was Lennox Njokweni’

  Open Access•Allison K Shutt•The Journal of African History•2010

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• From Mississippi and Memphis to Mozambique

  Benedict Carton•American Nineteenth Century History•2023

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• African-American Public Rituals on the Fourth of July and Citizenship in South Carolina During Reconstruction

  Jeffery Strickland•Citizenship Studies•2006

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