Contents: William M. Reynolds: Preface - Shirley R. Steinberg: Revisiting and Reconceptualizing Southern Ghosts: Curriculum from the Other Side - William M. Reynolds: The Southern Mist: The Shaping of American Culture and Politics - David Callejo Pérez: A Journey Toward Self: A Personal Narrative of the Impact of Ole Miss and Civil Rights Research - Robert Lake: Sailing with Septima: A Curricular Journey Through the Jim Crow South - Toby Daspit: Moving In and Out of Shadows: Confronting Specters of Slavery in a High School African American Studies Program - Donald Livingston: Velvet Glove or a Hammer? Teaching about Poverty and Racism in the Rural South - Ming Fang He/Angela Haynes/Sonia Janis/Consuela Ward/Michel Mitchell Pantin/Cynthia Mikell: Teaching Courageously: In-Between Contested Race, Gender, Class, and Power in the U.S. South - Sabrina N. Ross: The Politics of Politeness: Theorizing Race, Gender, and Education in White Southern Space - Ugena Whitlock: Exposure: Possibilities of Place for Queering Curriculum Studies - Julie Maudlin: Southern Discomfort: Unsettling Home Through Autobiography. Skryť popis