Letters from the Southern Home Front Kate Crehan Contributors survey the theoretical and

Contributors survey the theoretical and empirical literature on racial color-blindness

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and the persecutions endured by Church leaders and followers that compelled them to move West

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Letters from the Southern Home Front Kate Crehan Contributors survey the theoretical andJoseph A. Fry's Letters from the Southern Home Front explores the diversity of public opinion on the Vietnam War within the American South. Fry examines correspondence sent by hundreds of individuals, of differing ages, genders, racial backgrounds, political views, and economic status, reflecting a broad swath of the southern population. These letters, addressed to high profile political figures and influential newspapers, took up a myriad of war