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table of contents
  1. Preface
  2. Acknowledgments
  3. Introduction: A Reckoning of Childhood, Race, and Neoliberalism
  4. 1. Knowledge, Girl, Nature: Fresh Air Tensions prior to World War II
  5. 2. Church, Concrete, Pond: How Innocence Got Disrupted
  6. 3. Grass, Color, Sass: How the Children Shaped Fresh Air
  7. 4. Sex, Seven, Sick: How Adults Kept the Children in Check
  8. 5. Milk, Money, Power: How Fresh Air Sold Its Programs
  9. 6. Greeting, Gone, Good: Racialized Reunion and Rejection in Fresh Air
  10. Epilogue: Changing an Innocence Formula
  11. Appendix 1. Fresh Air Organizations
  12. Appendix 2. Documented Fresh Air Hosting Towns, 1939–1979
  13. Notes
  14. Bibliographic Note
  15. Index

A volume in the series

American Institutions and Society

Edited by Brian Balogh and Jonathan Zimmerman

A full list of titles in the series is available at www.cornellpress.cornell.edu.

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