Reactions and responses to intellectual and cultural events at Birmingham-Southern College.
jtatter's Articles In History
September 30, 2004 by jtatter
The thing in Professor Hubbs’ lecture today that struck me as being most related to our class readings was this: in embracing the concept of “loyalty,” white southerners in places like Greensboro created something admirable and created something terrible. Loyalty required an institutionalized inclusion and exclusion of individuals. In other words, if an individual agreed with the values set forward by the community, he or she was welcomed. But it an individual held different values—in part...