California progressivism revisited /
Embracing issues of ethnicity, gender and ideology, this collection of essays demonstrates how California was an important focus for the development of the progressive reform movement in the USA during the early part of the 20th century.
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Berkeley :
University of California Press,
©1994.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: The Varieties of Progressive Experience / William Deverell
- pt. I. Class Politics, Class Moralities: John Randolph Haynes and the Left Wing of California Progressivism / Tom Sitton
- William Kent: The Puzzle of Progressive Conservationists / Anne F. Hyde
- Neither Friends nor Foes: Organized Labor and the California Progressives / Mary Ann Mason
- The Neglected Twin: California Democrats and the Progressive Bandwagon / William Deverell
- A Penchant for Probity: California Progressives and the Disreputable Pleasures / Gerald Woods
- pt. II. What Manner of Men? Women and the Progressive Impetus: Socialist Women and Progressive Reform / Sherry Katz
- Los Angeles Clubwomen and Progressive Reform / Judith Raftery
- City Mothers and Delinquent Daughters: Female juvenile Justice Reform in Early Twentieth-Century Los Angeles / Mary Odem
- pt. III. Ethnic Dimensions, Ethnic Realities: African-Americans and the Politics of Race in Progressive-Era Los Angeles / Douglas Flamming
- The "New Nationalism," Mexican Style: Race and Progressivism in Chicano Political Development during the 1920s / George J. Sanchez
- pt. IV. The Legacy of Reform : The Progressive Legacy in California: Fifty Years of Politics, 1917-1967 / Jackson K. Putnam.