"First published in 1956, Segregation is a collection of Robert Penn Warren's informal conversations with southerners in the wake of the Brown v. Board of Education decision. Warren, who in his own writing often explored the theme of race in American life, traveled through his native region to talk with scores of individuals - taxi drivers, NAACP leaders, members of White Citizens groups, college students, preachers - to report their responses to the Court's decision."
"This report comes out of travel in Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana, the parts of the South that I have known best. It does not pretentd to represent a poll-taking or a mathematical cross section of opinion. It is a report of conversations, some of which had been sought out and some of which came as the result of chance encounters. Part of this material has appeared in Life magazine. - Author's note."

"Segregation the inner conflict in the south"
"Ségrégation"
"Segregation, the inner conflict in the south"
"Segregation : the inner conflict in the South"@en
"Segregation : the inner conflict in the South"
"Ségrégation. Traduit de l'américain par Jean-Luc Salvador"
"Segregation : the inner conflict in the South [of the U.S.A.]"@en
"Ségréation"
"Segregation : the inner conflict in the south"
"Segregation"
"Segregation : The inner conflict in the South"
"Segregation, the inner conflict of the South"@en
"Ségrégation : (essai sur le problème noir en Amérique)"
"Segregation, the inner conflict in the South. Robert Penn Warren. [3rd printing.]"
"Segregation: the inner conflict in the South"@en
"Segregation the inner conflict in the South"
"Segregation the inner conflict in the South"@en