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| Foreword | |
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| Acknowledgements | |
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| Preface | |
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| Introduction: Women and Families in the Civil War Era | |
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| War’s End | |
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| Women, Gender, and Race in Reconstructing the South | |
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| Reconstructing the South | |
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| African American Families after the War | |
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| White Families after the War | |
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| Farming among African Americans | |
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| Women’s Invisible Household Economy | |
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| African American Women and Paid Work | |
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| White Farming Families and Women’s Work | |
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| From Family Farm to Mill and Village | |
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| Gender and Race in the Coal Fields of Alabama, 1878-1908 | |
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| Gender, Race, and the Construction of White Supremacy | |
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| Creating the Lost Cause | |
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| Educating the New Generation | |
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| Changes in Whites’ Attitudes | |
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| The Gendered Origins of Disfranchisement | |
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| The Success of the Populist Party and its Aftermath | |
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| Lynching for Southern Womanhood | |
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| Prelude to Reform in the South | |
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| Religion and New Roles for Women | |
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| Relief and benevolent Institutions | |
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| Temperance and Prohibition | |
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| The Farmers’ Alliances and Women’s Education | |
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| The Women’s Club Movement | |
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| Southern Women and the Progressive Spirit | |
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| Southern Progressivism | |
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| Women and Municipal Housekeeping | |
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| Progressive Reform at the State Level | |
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| Reform of the Penal System | |
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| Educating the Children of the South | |
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| Women and Labor Reform | |
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| Health Reform and Eugenics | |
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| Gender and Legal Reform | |
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| Women and Politics in the South | |
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| The Strategic South in the Woman Suffrage Movement | |
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| First-Generation Woman Suffragists, 1890-1910 | |
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| Second-Generation Woman Suffragists, 1910-1920 | |
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| African American Women Organize for the Vote | |
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| World War I | |
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| Ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment | |
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| The New Woman in Politics | |
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| Gender, Race, and the “Modern” Decades | |
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| The Thoroughly Modern Southern Woman | |
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| Southern Music: The Gendered Art | |
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| Women Writers and Southern Literature | |
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| Re-creating a White Man’s South | |
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| Black Southerners and the Great Migration | |
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| Interracial Beginnings and the Anti-Lynching Campaign | |
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| The Great Depression, and the New Deal | |
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| The Depression Comes Early to the South | |
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| Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal | |
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| The New Deal in the South | |
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| Down on the Farm | |
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| Women, Textiles, and the NRA | |
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| Bubbling Radicalism | |
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| Epilogue: Southern Women and World War II | |
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| Bibliographical Essay | |
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| Index | |