Introduction : civil rights' stepchild
A home of one's own : the battle over residential space in twentieth century America
Finding capital in diversity : the creating of racially integrated space
Marketing diversity : integration and the white imagination
Integration, separation, and the fight for black identity
Well-trained citizens and good neighbors : educating an integrated America
Confrontations in black and white : the crisis of integration
The choice to live differently : reimagining integration at century's end
Epilogue : intentional wakefulness : West Mount Airy and the legacy of integration.