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I am grateful to Mark Wagner for his diligent research assistance.
1. August Meier and Francis Broderick, "Introduction," Negro Protest Thought m
the Twentieth Century, ed. Francis L. Broderick and August Meier, American Heritage
Series (Indianapolis, 1965), xix-xxi.
2. Booker T. Washington, "Atlanta Exposition Address" in Negro Protest Thought
in the Twentieth Century, ed. Francis L. Broderick and August Meier, American
Heritage Series (Indianapolis, 1965), 4-5.
3. W. E. Burghardt Du Bois, The Souls of Black Folk (1903, repr.; Greenwich, CT,
1961), 48, 51.
4. Georgia's Atlanta Constitution criticized it as "the thought of a negro of northern
education who has lived among his brethren of the South, yet who cannot fully
feel the meaning of some things which these brethren know by instinct—and which
the southern-bred white knows by a similar instinct—certain things which are by
both accepted as facts." Quoted in Saunders Redding, "Introduction," in The Souls of
Black Folk, x.
5. George A. Davis and O. Fred Donaldson, ed., Blacks in the United States: A
Geographic Perspective (Boston, 1975), 65.
6. Quoted in Mark H. Elovitz, A Century ojJewish Life in Dixie: The Birmingham
Experience (University, AL, 1974), 85-86.
7. Deborah Dash Moore, To the Golden Cities: Pursuing the American Jewish Dream
in Miami and L. A. (New York, 1994), 32; Stephen J. Whitfield, "Blood and Sand: The
Jewish Community of South Florida," American Jewish History, 82 (1994), 73-96.
8. Sarah S. Hughes, "The Twentieth Century," "Don't Grieve After Me," in The
Black Experience in Virginia 7 916-1986, eel. Philip Morgan (Hampton, VA: Hampton
Institute, 1986), 66.
9. William Cohen, Black Mobility and the Southern White Quest for Racial Control
1861-1915 (Baton Rouge, LA, 1991), 298.
10. Davis and Donaldson, Blacks in the United States, 30—37.
11. Robert D. Bullard, "The Lure of the New South," in In Search of the New South:
The Black Urban Experience in the 1970s and 1980s, ed. Robert D. Bullard (Tuscaioosa,
AL, 1989), 7.
12. David R. Goldfield, The Promised Land: The South .since 194.5 (Arlington
Heights, IL, 1987), 23-24, 40, 133.
13. Builard, "The Lure of the New South," 5.