Human Tradition in America from 1865 to the Present

Charles W. Calhoun is professor of history at East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 LaSalle Corbell Pickett: "What Happened to Me"Chapter 3 Benjamin "Pap" Singleton: Father of the Kansas ExodusChapter 4 Alexander R. Shepherd: The Haussmannization of Washington, DCChapter 5 Mary Lease and the Sources of Populist ProtestChapter 6 Clelia Duel Mosher and the Change in Women's SexualityChapter 7 Black Zack and Uncle AmonChapter 8 Ma Rainey: Mother of the BluesChapter 9 Pauline Newman: Immigration, Jewish Radicalism, and GenderChapter 10 Gerald L. K. Smith: Political Activist, Candidate, and Preacher of HateChapter 11 The Hara Family: The Story of a Nisei CoupleChapter 12 Daisy Bates: The Struggle for Racial EqualityChapter 13 Walter Reuther: The Promise of Modern AmericaChapter 14 In My Brother's Name: The Life and Death of Spec. 4 Bill WeberChapter 15 Otto Feinstein, the McCarthy Campaign in Michigan, and Campus Activism during the Cold WarChapter 16 CÈsar Ch·vez: The Serpent and the DoveChapter 17 Alix Kates Shulman: Novelist, Feminist, Twentieth-Century WomanChapter 18 Mary Crow Dog: A Story of the American Indian Movement and the United StatesChapter 19 Harvey Milk: San Francisco and the Gay MigrationChapter 20 William O. Douglas: The Environmental JusticeChapter 21 Index