ANDREW E. KERSTEN is an Assistant Professor of United States History and Humanities at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay./e He teaches classes in U.S. Immigration History, U.S. Economic and Business History, and the Age of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Kersten's current research interests center on the American Federation of Labor during World War II.KRISTE LINDENMEYER is an Associate Professor of United States History at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County./e She teaches classes in U.S. social and political history. Her current research examines children and youth in 1930s America.

• Foreword Introduction The State and Social Groups Much More than an Outpost: The Military Post in the Trans-Mississippi West by Frank N. Schubert For Adults Only: The Anti-Child Marriage Campaign and Its Legacy by Kriste Lindenmeyer The Negro Service Committee and African-American Soldiers by Nina Mjagkij Fighting for Indian Artisans: John Collier, Rene d'Harnoncourt, and the Indian Arts and Crafts Board by Susan Labry Meyn Joseph A. Padway and the Open Shop Movement During World War II by Andrew E. Kersten Politics, Patriotism, and the State: The Fight Over the Soldier Vote, 1942-1944 by Michael Anderson The State and Political Imagination Eyes on a Different Prize: Ferderal Oversight of Civil Rights Memory, 1939-1967 by Richard A. Reiman April 12, 1945: The Other Day That Lives in Infamy by Robert E. Miller The American Centrifuge: Ethnicity in the United States at the End of the Century by Rudolph J. Vecoli

ANDREW E. KERSTEN is an Assistant Professor of United States History and Humanities at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay./e He teaches classes in U.S. Immigration History, U.S. Economic and Business History, and the Age of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Kersten's current research interests center on the American Federation of Labor during World War II.KRISTE LINDENMEYER is an Associate Professor of United States History at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County./e She teaches classes in U.S. social and political history. Her current research examines children and youth in 1930s America.

• Foreword Introduction The State and Social Groups Much More than an Outpost: The Military Post in the Trans-Mississippi West by Frank N. Schubert For Adults Only: The Anti-Child Marriage Campaign and Its Legacy by Kriste Lindenmeyer The Negro Service Committee and African-American Soldiers by Nina Mjagkij Fighting for Indian Artisans: John Collier, Rene d'Harnoncourt, and the Indian Arts and Crafts Board by Susan Labry Meyn Joseph A. Padway and the Open Shop Movement During World War II by Andrew E. Kersten Politics, Patriotism, and the State: The Fight Over the Soldier Vote, 1942-1944 by Michael Anderson The State and Political Imagination Eyes on a Different Prize: Ferderal Oversight of Civil Rights Memory, 1939-1967 by Richard A. Reiman April 12, 1945: The Other Day That Lives in Infamy by Robert E. Miller The American Centrifuge: Ethnicity in the United States at the End of the Century by Rudolph J. Vecoli

ANDREW E. KERSTEN is an Assistant Professor of United States History and Humanities at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay./e He teaches classes in U.S. Immigration History, U.S. Economic and Business History, and the Age of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Kersten's current research interests center on the American Federation of Labor during World War II.KRISTE LINDENMEYER is an Associate Professor of United States History at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County./e She teaches classes in U.S. social and political history. Her current research examines children and youth in 1930s America.

• Foreword Introduction The State and Social Groups Much More than an Outpost: The Military Post in the Trans-Mississippi West by Frank N. Schubert For Adults Only: The Anti-Child Marriage Campaign and Its Legacy by Kriste Lindenmeyer The Negro Service Committee and African-American Soldiers by Nina Mjagkij Fighting for Indian Artisans: John Collier, Rene d'Harnoncourt, and the Indian Arts and Crafts Board by Susan Labry Meyn Joseph A. Padway and the Open Shop Movement During World War II by Andrew E. Kersten Politics, Patriotism, and the State: The Fight Over the Soldier Vote, 1942-1944 by Michael Anderson The State and Political Imagination Eyes on a Different Prize: Ferderal Oversight of Civil Rights Memory, 1939-1967 by Richard A. Reiman April 12, 1945: The Other Day That Lives in Infamy by Robert E. Miller The American Centrifuge: Ethnicity in the United States at the End of the Century by Rudolph J. Vecoli