Seventh Generation

• The South: The Race Culture Sustained
  by William M. Harris
• Lack of Diversity in Southern Academia: What Can progressive Planners Do?
  by Jeffrey S. Lowe

The American South

• Progressive Planning in the American South
  by Pierre Clavel and Nichola Lowe
• Flipping the Script: Toward a Transformative Urban Redevelopment Agenda in Chattanooga, Tennessee
  by Courtney Elizabeth Knapp
• Community Planning Confronts the Proposed Demolition of Public Housing: A Memphis Tale
  by Laura Saija, David Westendorff, and Antonio Raciti
• Preserving Emancipation: The Case of St. Helena Island, South Carolina
  by Charles Connerly
• Civil Rights, Technology and Cultural Tourism: The Emmett Till Historic Intrepid Center Museum in Glendora, Mississippi
  by Joan Marshall Wesley and Daphine G. Foster
• Innovations in Immigrant Incorporation: High Point, NC
  by Hannah Gill, Meghan Andrew, and Mai Nguyen
• A Tale of Two Cities: Leveling the Development Playing Field in Atlanta and Birmingham
  by Mike Dobbins
• Please Inquire Within: Local Hiring in Durham, North Carolina
  by Clara Turner and Nichola Lowe
• Growing Local/Buying Local: Challenging Pessimism and Social Division through Narratives of Possibility
  by Gabriel Cumming and Dorothy Holland
• Rebel Cities: From the Right to the City to the Urban RevolutionReviewed by Eeva Berglund

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