pt. 1. Governors: From defiance to moderation : South Carolina governors and racial change / Tony Badger. Comments / Ernest F. Hollings, John C. West. Questions and answers
pt. 2. Aggressors: Lynching in the outer coastal plain region of South Carolina and the origins of African American collective action, 1901-1910 / Terence R. Finnegan. Conflicting expectations : white and Black anticipations of opportunities in World War I-era South Carolina / Janet G. Hudson. An "ominous defiance" : the Lowman lynchings of 1926 / Elizabeth Robeson. The civil right not to be lynched : state law, government, and citizen response to the killing of Willie Earle (1947) / William Gravely. This magic moment : when the Ku Klux Klan tried to kill rhythm and blues music in South Carolina / Frank Beacham
pt. 3. Reformers: Mr. NAACP : Levi G. Byrd and the remaking of the NAACP in state and nation, 1917-1960 / Peter F. Lau. The impact of 1940s civil rights activism on the state's 1960s civil rights scene / Wim Roefs. Seeds in unlikely soil : the Briggs v. Elliott school segregation case / Orville Vernon Burton, Beatrice Burton, and Simon Appleford. Five days in May : freedom riding in the Carolinas / Raymond Arsenault. The developmental leadership of Septima Clark, 1954-1967 / Stephen L. Preskill
pt. 4. Resisters: Memories and forebodings : the fight to preserve the white Democratic primary in South Carolina, 1944-1950 / James O. Farmer. Could history repeat itself? : the prospects for a second Reconstruction in post-World War II South Carolina / Robert R. Korstad. The White Citizens' Councils of Orangeburg County, South Carolina / John W. White. "Integration with (relative) dignity" : the desegregation of Clemson College and George A. McMillan's article at forty / M. Ron Cox Jr. Memory, history, and the desegregation of Greenville, South Carolina / Stephen O'Neill. Schooling and white supremacy : the African-American struggle for educational equality and access in South Carolina, 1945-1970 / R. Scott Baker
pt. 5. Retrospectives: Briggs v. Elliott a half century later / John Hope Franklin. Questions and answers. Voices from the civil rights movement in South Carolina / Charles F. McDrew. The Orangeburg massacre / Cleveland L. Sellers Jr. "We're not there yet" : Orangeburg, 1968-2003 / William C. Hine. The economics of the civil rights revolution / Gavin Wright. Civil rights and politics in South Carolina : the perspective of one lifetime, 1940-2003 / Dan Carter. How far we have come
how far we still have to go /
