Home front battles World War II mobilization and race in the deep South / Charles C. Bolton.

Portion of title World War II mobilization and race in the deep South
Contents Part I: Economic Mobilization -- World War II and Agriculture in the Deep South -- Ingalls Shipyard: Pascagoula, Mississippi -- The FEPC and Black Workers -- "A Typical Crowded War Community": Pascagoula, Mississippi -- Part II: Military Mobilization -- Military Mobilization and Black Troops -- The 364th Infantry Regiment, Camp Van Dorn, and the Crisis of 1943 -- A Conservative Revolution -- Part III: Southern Politics -- Ellis Arnall: Southern Liberal -- Theodore Bilbo: Southern Reactionary -- Political Crossroads, 1946: Black Voters and White Resistance.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (pages 345-362) and index.
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LCCN 2024004665
ISBN9780197655610 (hardback)
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