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Explores questions concerning the nature, use, and welfare of the human resources found in the American South and also considers their relationship to the rest of the nation. The author presents the factual basis on which they must be answered. Nowhere is he dogmatic, but he does not fear to take sides where the facts and our social values justify. Originally published in 1945.

Rupert Vance is known as one of the principal developers of the intellectual apparatus of regional sociology, and he observed and commented for some fifty years on the problems and progress of his native region. In these wide-ranging articles, Vance masterfully combines data drawn from historical, demographic, geographical, and statistical sources with anecdotes, personal recollections, and a journalist's ability to extract the telling image from a welter of complex circumstances.