Mothers of the South; portraiture of the white tenant farm woman
Women in agriculture
Southern states, social conditions
Rural Sociology
Rural women
Women, united states
Women, history
Rural conditions
United states, social conditions
Mothers
Women
Social conditions
A generation of social scientists was raised on the work of Margaret Jarman Hagood, a leading sociologist of the Depression South. In 1937 Hagood visited 254 tenant houses in the Carolina Piedmont, Georgia, and Alabama, talking with and listening to southern mothers. Mothers of the South records not…
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