Vol. 8 No. 3 - Fall 1980

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Growing Up Southern

• Letters

  2

• Growing Up Southern: An Introduction

  4

• The Rainbow

  5

• You Have To Really Know Something Before You Dare Point It

  Robert Cooper

  14

• We Were Professionals

  Lou Holloway Interviewed by Alferdteen Harrison

  18

• Day Care in the South: Living With Day Care

  Chris Mayfield

  22

• Day Care in the South: Home Away From Home: A Family Day-Care System

  34

• Day Care in the South: A Big, Big Business

  36

• Day Care in the South: Practical Friends and Godsends

  Elaine Brockman-Jones

  41

• Day Care in the South: Afrikan-Americans Educate Their Own

  Wekesa Madzimoyo

  42

• Day Care in the South: Ahidiana

  Tayari Salaam

  45

• Ghost Trees and Swishing Wind

  Tom McClanahan

  47

• You May Plow Here

  Sara Brooks and Thordis Simonsen

  50

• Our Town

  Nathalie Andrews and the children of the Roosevelt Community School

  62

• Special Report on Foster Care: How Permanency Planning Came to North Carolina

  Lanier Rand Holt and Jennifer Miller

  65

• Special Report on Foster Care: Child Abuse and Neglect: Against the Law

  Sarah Ramsey

  76

• Childhood in Numbers

  79

• No. 7 Short Court

  Mamie Garvin Fields

  83

• Roles: A Photo Essay

  88

• Delicate Conversations

  Mab Segrest

  90

• Saturday Night at the Mall

  Alma Blount

  92

• N***** Knocking

  Robert Houston

  94

• Love Hurts Forever and Home Run Lie

  Danny Gafford

  96

• Mill Village Memories

  Valerie Quinney

  98

• Annie Milson's Adventure

  Dorothy Williams

  110

• Cruising Hatteras

  Steve Roberts, Caroline Smith, Amelia Midgett, Ame Gray and Rick Scarborough

  112

• How Can You Tell?

  Honoree Jeffers

  115

• Reunion

  Colleen Davenport Taylor and Bill Blanton

  116

• Reviews

  118