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Some Recommendations on Literature:
Aune, James Arnt/Rigsby, Enrique D. (2005): Civil Rights Rhetoric and the American
Presidency. College Station. 2005. Texas A&M University Press.
Davis, Abraham L./Graham, Barbara L. (Hg.): The Supreme Court, Race, and Civil Rights.
Thousand Oaks u.a. 1995. Sage Publications.
Klarman, Michael J. (2009): From Jim Crow to Civil Rights: The Supreme Court and the
Struggle for Racial Equality. Oxford. 2009. Oxford University Press.
Kousser, J. Morgan (1999): Colorblind Injustice. Minority Voting Rights and the Undoing
of the Second Reconstruction. Chapel Hill. 1999. The University of North Carolina Press.
Leiserson, Avery (1964): The American South in the 1960s. New York. Praeger.
Lowndes, Joseph E. (2008): From the New Deal to the New Right. Race and the Southern
Origins of Modern Conservatism. New Haven. 2008. Yale University Press.
Mayer, Jeremy D. (2002): Running on Race. Racial Politics in Presidential Campaigns,
1960-2000. New York. 2002. Random House.
Pauley, Garth E. (2001): The Modern Presidency & Civil Rights. Rhetoric on Race from
Roosevelt to Nixon. College Station. 2001. Texas A&M University Press.
Roediger, David R. (2008): How Race Survived US History. From Settlement and Slavery to
the Obama Phenomenon. New York. 2008. Verso.
Sears, David O./Sidanius, James/Bobo, Lawrence (2000): Racialized Politics. The Debate
about Racism in America. Chicago/London. 2000. The University of Chicago Press.
Shafer, Byron E./Johnston, Richard (2006): The End of Southern Exceptionalism. Class,
Race, and Partisan Change in the Postwar South. Cambridge. 2006. Harvard University Press.
Sugrue, Thomas J. (2008): Sweet Land of Liberty. The Forgotten Struggle for Civil Rights
in the North. New York. 2008. Random House.