Living as Equals

An inspiring brief for how crucial the work of the heart is to long-lasting and meaningful social change.--Avery F. Gordon ""In telling the story of three experiments in interracial cooperation during the period of the civil rights movement, Phyllis Palmer uncovers a hopeful response by white citizens to the challenge to American systems of racial repression.""--Tracy K'Meyer, University of Louisville, author of Interracialism and Christian Community in the Postwar South: The Story of Koinonia Farm ""Impeccably researched and invitingly written, Living as Equals is an inspiring brief for how crucial the work of the heart is to long-lasting and meaningful social change.""--Avery F. Gordon, University of California, Santa Barbara