Poverty, race, and politics in postwar Texas -- Postwar liberalism, civil rights, and the origins of the war on poverty -- The war on poverty and Texas politics -- Launching the war on poverty in Texas -- Making maximum participation feasible: community action in urban Texas -- Race conflict and the war on poverty in Texas -- The war on poverty and the militants: the OEO and the Chicano movement -- A "preventative force"? Urban violence, Black power, and the OEO -- After LBJ: Republican ascendance and grassroots antipoverty activism -- Conclusion: Texans and the "long war on poverty".
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