Spaces of Hate: Geographies of Discrimination and Intolerance in the U.S.A.

Abstract

Introduction: Spaces of Hate: Geographies of hate and intolerance in the United States of America - Colin Flint 1. One Social Milieu, Paradoxical Responses: A Geographical Re-Examination of the Ku Klux Klan and the Daughters of the American Revolution in the Early Twentieth Century - Carol Medlicott 2. The Geography of Racial Activism: Defining Whiteness at Multiple Scales - Kathleen M. Blee 3. House Bound: Women's Agency in White Separatist Movements, - Jennifer Fluri and Lorraine Dowler 4. Contesting Place Anti-gay and Lesbian Hate Crime in Colombus, Ohio, - Rini Sumartojo 5. Blame it on the Casa Nova? Good Scenery and Sodomy in Rural Southwestern Pennsylvania - Todd Heibel 6. If First You Don't Secede, Try, Try Again: Secession, Hate and the League of the South - Gerald R. Webster 7. United States Hegemony and the Construction of Racial Hatreds: The Agency of Hate Groups and the Changing World Political Map - Colin Flint 8. Mainstreaming the Milita - Carolyn Gallaher 9. When Extreme Political Ideas Move into the Mainstream - Andrew Kirby 10. Producing and Enforcing the Geography of Hate: Race, Housing Segregation, and Housing-Related Hate Crimes in the United States - Jeff Crump Afterword: Finding and Fighting Hate Where it Lives: Reflections of a Pennsylvania Practitioner - Daniel M. Welliver