Drawing the Line Between Public & Private
Drawing the Line Between Public & Private
Sex, Schools, & Liberalism
This chapter focuses on Readjuster enunciations of liberalism in 1881. It discusses how the Readjusters redefined themselves as liberals, arguing that liberalism could redraw political boundaries without disturbing the social status quo. In Virginia, the Readjusters were committed to interracial political cooperation and participated in a common discourse of equality.
Keywords: Readjusters, liberalism, liberals, Virginia, political cooperation, equality
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