Black, white, & olive drab: racial integration at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, and the civil rights movement

A visit to Fort Jackson

Organizational racism at Fort Jackson during the second world war

Alienating black civilians: Columbia and Fort Jackson during the second world war

Tangled connections and lost opportunities: Fort Jackson at the end of World War II

The open secret of 1950: army integration at Fort Jackson

Turning our soldiers: Fort Jackson after integration

Getting them "off our neck": military bureaucracy and bus desegregation

School desegregation on and around Fort Jackson: the unintended consequences of federal power

Fort Jackson and the desegregation of public facilities: military-social relations at the local, state, and national levels

Staying out of trouble: Fort Jackson soldiers and Columbia sit-ins

Counting bodies in Columbia: Fort Jackson and equal housing

Fighting at home and in Vietnam: Howard Levy, the UFO coffeehouse, and the Fort Jackson eight

The forgotten decade of the Civil Rights Movement: the seventies.