The South Goes North

Description:

Selections from the author's Pulizer Prize-winning five-volume Children of Crisis series combine in a single, abridged volume, featuring a new introduction by the author, that explores the effects of poverty, wealth, ethnic background, and turmoil on the nation's young people.

subjects: Poor,  Children with social disabilities,  Children of the rich,  Children,  African americans, segregation,  Fear,  African american children,  African Americans,  Black Children,  Blacks,  Fear in children,  Poor children,  Segregation,  Ségrégation,  Noirs américains,  Race Relations,  Mental Health,  Peur chez l'enfant,  Infant,  Child,  Enfants négro-américains,  Afro-Americans,  Afro-American children,  Poverty,  Social Change,  Children, united states,  Children, social conditions,  Child welfare,  United states, social conditions, 1980-,  Unemployment,  Minority Groups,  Negro children,  Negroes,  Rich people,  Oberschicht,  Jugend,  Social Conditions,  Enfants de riches,  Rich,  Social classes, united states,  Sharecropping,  Sharecroppers,  Transients and Migrants,  Métayage,  Travailleurs migrants,  Pauvres,  Migrant labor,  Appalachians (people),  Sociology,  Indians of north america,  Mexican americans,  Eskimos,  United states, race relations,  Sociology, urban,  Industries, history

Places: United States,  Etats du Sud (Etats-Unis),  Southern States,  États-Unis