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Publisher
University Press of Mississippi
ISBN-10
1496858573
ISBN-13
9781496858573
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Product Key Features

Book Title
Mississippi, Conflict and Change : a New Edition
Number of Pages
464 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2025
Topic
United States / State & Local / South (Al, Ar, Fl, Ga, Ky, La, ms, Nc, SC, Tn, VA, WV), African American
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Yes
Features
New Edition
Genre
History
Author
Byron D'andra Orey
Format
Trade Paperback

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10 in
Item Width
7 in

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Mississippi, Conflict and Change 's initial publication in 1974 set a precedent for uplifting marginalized and neglected narratives, while also engaging in a truthful and unbiased telling of Mississippi's history. This new edition, which brings the state's narrative to the present, builds on the original publication in ensuring that the beauty found in Mississippi's cultural, political, economic, social, and geographical landscape continues to be reflected therein., The new edition of Mississippi, Conflict and Change is a tour de force of Mississippi history that deftly examines the state, its diverse population, and its contributions to the nation and world., PRAISE FOR THE ORIGINAL EDITION: A splendid piece of work. . . . The perspective is so fresh and will be so startling that it cannot escape a future of controversy., PRAISE FOR THE ORIGINAL EDITION: Winner of the 1976 Lillian Smith Book Award for Best Southern Nonfiction, PRAISE FOR THE ORIGINAL EDITION: An extraordinary achievement. . .the best history of an American state I have ever seen., PRAISE FOR THE ORIGINAL EDITION: Destined to have a far-reaching impact upon the historical profession, upon the writing of United States history, and upon the movement for 'truth in texts.', PRAISE FOR THE ORIGINAL EDITION: Destined to have a far-reaching impact upon the historical profession, upon the writing of United States history, and upon the movement for 'truth in texts.' (Newsletter of the American Historical Association) The new edition of Mississippi, Conflict and Change is a tour de force of Mississippi history that deftly examines the state, its diverse population, and its contributions to the nation and world. - Crystal R. Sanders, author of A Forgotten Migration: Black Southerners, Segregation Scholarships, and the Debt Owed to Public HBCUs Mississippi, Conflict and Change's initial publication in 1974 set a precedent for uplifting marginalized and neglected narratives, while also engaging in a truthful and unbiased telling of Mississippi's history. This new edition, which brings the state's narrative to the present, builds on the original publication in ensuring that the beauty found in Mississippi's cultural, political, economic, social, and geographical landscape continues to be reflected therein. - Daphne Chamberlain, chief program officer at Emmett Till Interpretive Center PRAISE FOR THE ORIGINAL EDITION: For young people to grow into competent citizens in a time of change, education must connect their roots in the past with images of desirable futures. This history of Mississippi makes the connection between the living past and a livable tomorrow. Its use would make Mississippi a pathbreaker in the teaching of local history. - Alvin Toffler, author of Future Shock PRAISE FOR THE ORIGINAL EDITION: Pointed, lucid, and sometimes unnerving. - Robert Coles, author of Children of Crisis PRAISE FOR THE ORIGINAL EDITION: An extraordinary achievement. . .the best history of an American state I have ever seen. - Lawrence Goodwyn, Center for Southern Studies, Duke University PRAISE FOR THE ORIGINAL EDITION: A splendid piece of work. . . . The perspective is so fresh and will be so startling that it cannot escape a future of controversy. - Paul Gaston, author of The New South Creed PRAISE FOR THE ORIGINAL EDITION: Winner of the 1976 Lillian Smith Book Award for Best Southern Nonfiction (Southern Regional Council and the University of Georgia Libraries), PRAISE FOR THE ORIGINAL EDITION: For young people to grow into competent citizens in a time of change, education must connect their roots in the past with images of desirable futures. This history of Mississippi makes the connection between the living past and a livable tomorrow. Its use would make Mississippi a pathbreaker in the teaching of local history.
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New Edition
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Written by James W. Loewen, Charles Sallis, Byron D?Andra Orey, Jeanne M. Middleton, R. Bruce Adams, James A. Brown, Olivia Jones Love, Stephen C. Immer, and Maryellen Hains Clampit Originally published in 1974, Mississippi, Conflict and Change was a textbook that explored Mississippi?s history from its earliest days to modern times, emphasizing social dynamics and key contemporary events, especially the civil rights movement and the pursuit of equality. The book was innovative for its era, offering a nuanced and truthful depiction of Mississippi?s past, particularly regarding slavery, the Civil War, Reconstruction, and the civil rights era. At the time, the textbook was deemed radical by some because of its factual recounting of the state?s history and inclusion of such historically overlooked groups as African Americans, Native Americans, and women. The book challenged the conventional approach to teaching history in Mississippi and was not approved by the state?s textbook review committee. Its adoption in the public education system was denied until a well-publicized and successful lawsuit was brought against the state by the authors and publisher. Mississippi, Conflict and Change has been out of print for many years and only available as a collector?s item until now. This new edition includes an introduction telling the history of the book?s publication along with updates throughout the text, made by acclaimed author James W. Loewen. Picking up the reins after Loewen?s death in 2021, Byron D?Andra Orey provides new text on contemporary politics, culture, and the economy, bringing the history of the state up to date. Intended for students as well as general readers, Mississippi, Conflict and Change: A New Edition revives an integral text in Mississippi history., Written by James W. Loewen, Charles Sallis, Byron D'Andra Orey, Jeanne M. Middleton, R. Bruce Adams, James A. Brown, Olivia Jones Love, Stephen C. Immer, and Maryellen Hains Clampit Originally published in 1974, Mississippi, Conflict and Change was a textbook that explored Mississippi's history from its earliest days to modern times, emphasizing social dynamics and key contemporary events, especially the civil rights movement and the pursuit of equality. The book was innovative for its era, offering a nuanced and truthful depiction of Mississippi's past, particularly regarding slavery, the Civil War, Reconstruction, and the civil rights era. At the time, the textbook was deemed radical by some because of its factual recounting of the state's history and inclusion of such historically overlooked groups as African Americans, Native Americans, and women. The book challenged the conventional approach to teaching history in Mississippi and was not approved by the state's textbook review committee. Its adoption in the public education system was denied until a well-publicized and successful lawsuit was brought against the state by the authors and publisher. Mississippi, Conflict and Change has been out of print for many years and only available as a collector's item until now. This new edition includes an introduction telling the history of the book's publication along with updates throughout the text, made by acclaimed author James W. Loewen. Picking up the reins after Loewen's death in 2021, Byron D'Andra Orey provides new text on contemporary politics, culture, and the economy, bringing the history of the state up to date. Intended for students as well as general readers, Mississippi, Conflict and Change: A New Edition revives an integral text in Mississippi history.

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