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9829_600	(University of Alabama Press, 1990).
9829_601	Hickey, Georgina. Hope and Danger in the New South City: Working Class Women and\ Urban
9829_602	Development in Atlanta, 1890-1940 (U of Georgia Press, 2005).
9829_603	Hobson, Maurice J. The Dawning of the Black New South: A Geo-Political, Social, and Cultural
9829_604	History of Black Atlanta, Georgia, 1966-1996 (PhD Diss. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
9829_605	2010). online; Bibliography pages 308-39
9829_606	Holliman, Irene V. "From Crackertown to Model City? Urban Renewal and Community Building in
9829_607	Atlanta, 1963—1966." Journal of Urban History 35.3 (2009): 369–386.
9829_608	Hornsby, Jr., Alton. A Short History of Black Atlanta, 1847-1993 (2015).
9829_609	Hornsby, Alton. Black Power in Dixie: A Political History of African Americans in Atlanta (2009)
9829_610	Kruse, Kevin M. White flight: Atlanta and the making of modern conservatism (Princeton University
9829_611	Press, 2013).
9829_612	Lands, LeeAnn. The Culture of Property: Race, Class, and Housing Landscapes in Atlanta, 1880-1950
9829_613	(U of Georgia Press, 2011).
9829_614	Levy, Jessica Ann. "Selling Atlanta Black Mayoral Politics from Protest to Entrepreneurism, 1973
9829_615	to 1990." Journal of Urban History 41.3 (2015): 420–443. online
9829_616	Lewis, John and Andy Ambrose. Atlanta: An Illustrated History (2003), popular history
9829_617	Link, William A. Atlanta, Cradle of the New South: Race and Remembering in the Civil War's
9829_618	Aftermath (UNC Press, 2013).
9829_619	Meier, August, and David Lewis. "History of the Negro upper class in Atlanta, Georgia, 1890-1958."
9829_620	Journal of Negro Education 28.2 (1959): 128–139. in JSTOR
9829_621	Mixon, Gregory. The Atlanta Race Riots: Race, Class, and Violence in a New South City (University
9829_622	of Florida Press, 2004).
9829_623	Nixon, Raymond B. Henry W. Grady: Spokesman of the New South (1943).
9829_624	Odum-Hinmon, Maria E. "The Cautious Crusader: How the Atlanta Daily World Covered the Struggle for
9829_625	African American Rights from 1945 to 1985." (Dissertation 2005). online
9829_626	Roth, Darlene R., and Andy Ambrose. Metropolitan Frontiers: A short history of Atlanta (Longstreet
9829_627	Press, 1996).
9829_628	Russell, James M. and Thornbery, Jerry. "William Finch of Atlanta: The Black Politician as Civic
9829_629	Leader," in Howard N. Rabinowitz, ed. Southern Black Leaders of the Reconstruction Era (1982) pp
9829_630	309–34.
9829_631	Russell, James Michael. Atlanta, 1847-1890: City Building in the Old South and the New (LSU Press,
9829_632	1988). review essay
9829_633	Stone, Clarence. Regime Politics: Governing Atlanta, 1946-1988 (University of Kansas Press, 1989).
9829_634	Strait, John Byron, and Gang Gong. "The Impact of Increased diversity on the Residential Landscape
9829_635	of a Sunbelt Metropolis: Racial and Ethnic Segregation Across the Atlanta Metropolitan Region,
9829_636	1990–2010." Southeastern Geographer 55.2 (2015): 119–142.
9829_637	Watt, Eugene. The Social Bases of City Politics: Atlanta, 1865-1903 (1978).
9829_638	Primary sources
9829_639	Kuhn, Clifford and E. West, eds. Living Atlanta: An Oral History of the City, 1914-1948 (Brown
9829_640	Thrasher Books, 1990).
9829_641	City directories online Published in the 20th century 1904, 1908
9829_642	External links Changing Atlanta
9830_0	Events from the year 2020 in Wales. Incumbents
9830_1	First Minister – Mark Drakeford Secretary of State for Wales – Simon Hart
9830_2	Archbishop of Wales – John Davies, Bishop of Swansea and Brecon
9830_3	Archdruid of the National Eisteddfod of Wales – Myrddin ap Dafydd
9830_4	National Poet of Wales – Ifor ap Glyn
9830_5	Events
9830_6	January 1 January
9830_7	The mystery runner at the annual Nos Galan races in Rhondda Cynon Taf is Nigel Owens.
9830_8	Assembly member Nick Ramsay is arrested by police after an incident at his home in Raglan, but is
9830_9	subsequently released without charge.
9830_10	8 January – It is revealed that Plas Glynllifon, a mansion near Caernarfon, purchased in 2016 for
9830_11	conversion to a hotel, is now in the hands of receivers.
9830_12	9 January – The rape victim in the Ross England case says in an interview with Victoria Derbyshire
9830_13	that the official inquiry into the conduct of former Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns was "a sham".
9830_14	12 January – Dafydd Iwan's protest song "Yma o Hyd", originally recorded in 1981, reaches the top
9830_15	of the iTunes chart following a campaign by the Welsh independence movement YesCymru.
9830_16	13 January – The Welsh Government approves the construction of a new bridge across the river Dyfi
9830_17	at Machynlleth, at a cost of £46 million.
9830_18	14 January – It is revealed that a new rapid diagnosis centre at Neath Port Talbot Hospital has
9830_19	been effective in reducing waiting times and could result in savings of more than £150,000 per
9830_20	1,000 patients.
9830_21	24 January – The Slate Landscape of North West Wales is nominated by the UK government for
9830_22	consideration as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
9830_23	February
9830_24	5 February – Dyfed-Powys Police announce that they have been successful in using DNA profiling to
9830_25	confirm the ownership of a stolen cow worth £3,000; they are the first police authority in the UK
9830_26	to employ the technique in such circumstances.
9830_27	9 February
9830_28	At the 92nd Academy Awards, nominees include Welsh actors Jonathan Pryce (nominated for Best Actor)
9830_29	and Anthony Hopkins (nominated for Best Supporting Actor).
9830_30	Storm Ciara sweeps across Wales, causing severe flooding in Llanrwst, Nantgarw and other towns and
9830_31	villages.
9830_32	13 February – Nick Ramsay, AM confirms that he had been reinstated as a member of the Welsh
9830_33	Conservative Party Group in the Senedd and has dropped his legal challenge against the decision by
9830_34	group leader Paul Davies to suspend him.
9830_35	16–17 February – Storm Dennis causes further floods and other damage in Wales, with at least one
9830_36	resultant death. Among the places worst hit are Pontypridd, Aberdulais and Crickhowell. Residents
9830_37	in Nantgarw and Pentre are affected for the second time in two weeks.
9830_38	20 February – Natural Resources Wales admits that recent tree-felling activities in the Pentre area
9830_39	caused a blocked culvert that resulted in the second round of flooding to hit the local area during
9830_40	the month.
9830_41	21 February – The Prince of Wales visits flood victims in the Pontypridd area.
9830_42	28 February – COVID-19 pandemic in Wales: Authorities confirm the first case of COVID-19 in Wales,
9830_43	an individual who recently returned from holiday in Italy.
9830_44	March
9830_45	2 March - Price of cheap high-strength increases as the Public Health (Minimum Price for Alcohol)
9830_46	(Wales) Act 2018 comes into force.
9830_47	8 March – The Welsh Government publishes plans to allow some prisoners to vote in local elections.
9830_48	11 March – COVID-19 pandemic in Wales: Wales has its first case of "community transmission", when a
9830_49	patient in Caerphilly with no travel history tests positive for COVID-19.
9830_50	12 March – COVID-19 pandemic in Wales: A patient at Wrexham Maelor Hospital tests positive for
9830_51	COVID-19 – the first case in North Wales.
9830_52	13 March
9830_53	COVID-19 pandemic in Wales: Health Minister Vaughan Gething announces that all non-urgent
9830_54	outpatient appointments and operations will be suspended at hospitals in Wales in a bid to delay
9830_55	the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
9830_56	COVID-19 pandemic in Wales: Elections including those for four police and crime commissioners in

9829_600

(University of Alabama Press, 1990).

9829_601

Hickey, Georgina. Hope and Danger in the New South City: Working Class Women and\ Urban

9829_602

Development in Atlanta, 1890-1940 (U of Georgia Press, 2005).

9829_603

Hobson, Maurice J. The Dawning of the Black New South: A Geo-Political, Social, and Cultural

9829_604

History of Black Atlanta, Georgia, 1966-1996 (PhD Diss. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,

9829_605

2010). online; Bibliography pages 308-39

9829_606

Holliman, Irene V. "From Crackertown to Model City? Urban Renewal and Community Building in

9829_607

Atlanta, 1963—1966." Journal of Urban History 35.3 (2009): 369–386.

9829_608

Hornsby, Jr., Alton. A Short History of Black Atlanta, 1847-1993 (2015).

9829_609

Hornsby, Alton. Black Power in Dixie: A Political History of African Americans in Atlanta (2009)

9829_610

Kruse, Kevin M. White flight: Atlanta and the making of modern conservatism (Princeton University

9829_611

Press, 2013).

9829_612

Lands, LeeAnn. The Culture of Property: Race, Class, and Housing Landscapes in Atlanta, 1880-1950

9829_613

(U of Georgia Press, 2011).

9829_614

Levy, Jessica Ann. "Selling Atlanta Black Mayoral Politics from Protest to Entrepreneurism, 1973

9829_615

to 1990." Journal of Urban History 41.3 (2015): 420–443. online

9829_616

Lewis, John and Andy Ambrose. Atlanta: An Illustrated History (2003), popular history

9829_617

Link, William A. Atlanta, Cradle of the New South: Race and Remembering in the Civil War's

9829_618

Aftermath (UNC Press, 2013).

9829_619

Meier, August, and David Lewis. "History of the Negro upper class in Atlanta, Georgia, 1890-1958."

9829_620

Journal of Negro Education 28.2 (1959): 128–139. in JSTOR

9829_621

Mixon, Gregory. The Atlanta Race Riots: Race, Class, and Violence in a New South City (University

9829_622

of Florida Press, 2004).

9829_623

Nixon, Raymond B. Henry W. Grady: Spokesman of the New South (1943).

9829_624

Odum-Hinmon, Maria E. "The Cautious Crusader: How the Atlanta Daily World Covered the Struggle for

9829_625

African American Rights from 1945 to 1985." (Dissertation 2005). online

9829_626

Roth, Darlene R., and Andy Ambrose. Metropolitan Frontiers: A short history of Atlanta (Longstreet

9829_627

Press, 1996).

9829_628

Russell, James M. and Thornbery, Jerry. "William Finch of Atlanta: The Black Politician as Civic

9829_629

Leader," in Howard N. Rabinowitz, ed. Southern Black Leaders of the Reconstruction Era (1982) pp

9829_630

309–34.

9829_631

Russell, James Michael. Atlanta, 1847-1890: City Building in the Old South and the New (LSU Press,

9829_632

1988). review essay

9829_633

Stone, Clarence. Regime Politics: Governing Atlanta, 1946-1988 (University of Kansas Press, 1989).

9829_634

Strait, John Byron, and Gang Gong. "The Impact of Increased diversity on the Residential Landscape

9829_635

of a Sunbelt Metropolis: Racial and Ethnic Segregation Across the Atlanta Metropolitan Region,

9829_636

1990–2010." Southeastern Geographer 55.2 (2015): 119–142.

9829_637

Watt, Eugene. The Social Bases of City Politics: Atlanta, 1865-1903 (1978).

9829_638

Primary sources

9829_639

Kuhn, Clifford and E. West, eds. Living Atlanta: An Oral History of the City, 1914-1948 (Brown

9829_640

Thrasher Books, 1990).

9829_641

City directories online Published in the 20th century 1904, 1908

9829_642

External links Changing Atlanta

9830_0

Events from the year 2020 in Wales. Incumbents

9830_1

First Minister – Mark Drakeford Secretary of State for Wales – Simon Hart

9830_2

Archbishop of Wales – John Davies, Bishop of Swansea and Brecon

9830_3

Archdruid of the National Eisteddfod of Wales – Myrddin ap Dafydd

9830_4

National Poet of Wales – Ifor ap Glyn

9830_5

Events

9830_6

January 1 January

9830_7

The mystery runner at the annual Nos Galan races in Rhondda Cynon Taf is Nigel Owens.

9830_8

Assembly member Nick Ramsay is arrested by police after an incident at his home in Raglan, but is

9830_9

subsequently released without charge.

9830_10

8 January – It is revealed that Plas Glynllifon, a mansion near Caernarfon, purchased in 2016 for

9830_11

conversion to a hotel, is now in the hands of receivers.

9830_12

9 January – The rape victim in the Ross England case says in an interview with Victoria Derbyshire

9830_13

that the official inquiry into the conduct of former Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns was "a sham".

9830_14

12 January – Dafydd Iwan's protest song "Yma o Hyd", originally recorded in 1981, reaches the top

9830_15

of the iTunes chart following a campaign by the Welsh independence movement YesCymru.

9830_16

13 January – The Welsh Government approves the construction of a new bridge across the river Dyfi

9830_17

at Machynlleth, at a cost of £46 million.

9830_18

14 January – It is revealed that a new rapid diagnosis centre at Neath Port Talbot Hospital has

9830_19

been effective in reducing waiting times and could result in savings of more than £150,000 per

9830_20

1,000 patients.

9830_21

24 January – The Slate Landscape of North West Wales is nominated by the UK government for

9830_22

consideration as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

9830_23

February

9830_24

5 February – Dyfed-Powys Police announce that they have been successful in using DNA profiling to

9830_25

confirm the ownership of a stolen cow worth £3,000; they are the first police authority in the UK

9830_26

to employ the technique in such circumstances.

9830_27

9 February

9830_28

At the 92nd Academy Awards, nominees include Welsh actors Jonathan Pryce (nominated for Best Actor)

9830_29

and Anthony Hopkins (nominated for Best Supporting Actor).

9830_30

Storm Ciara sweeps across Wales, causing severe flooding in Llanrwst, Nantgarw and other towns and

9830_31

villages.

9830_32

13 February – Nick Ramsay, AM confirms that he had been reinstated as a member of the Welsh

9830_33

Conservative Party Group in the Senedd and has dropped his legal challenge against the decision by

9830_34

group leader Paul Davies to suspend him.

9830_35

16–17 February – Storm Dennis causes further floods and other damage in Wales, with at least one

9830_36

resultant death. Among the places worst hit are Pontypridd, Aberdulais and Crickhowell. Residents

9830_37

in Nantgarw and Pentre are affected for the second time in two weeks.

9830_38

20 February – Natural Resources Wales admits that recent tree-felling activities in the Pentre area

9830_39

caused a blocked culvert that resulted in the second round of flooding to hit the local area during

9830_40

the month.

9830_41

21 February – The Prince of Wales visits flood victims in the Pontypridd area.

9830_42

28 February – COVID-19 pandemic in Wales: Authorities confirm the first case of COVID-19 in Wales,

9830_43

an individual who recently returned from holiday in Italy.

9830_44

March

9830_45

2 March - Price of cheap high-strength increases as the Public Health (Minimum Price for Alcohol)

9830_46

(Wales) Act 2018 comes into force.

9830_47

8 March – The Welsh Government publishes plans to allow some prisoners to vote in local elections.

9830_48

11 March – COVID-19 pandemic in Wales: Wales has its first case of "community transmission", when a

9830_49

patient in Caerphilly with no travel history tests positive for COVID-19.

9830_50

12 March – COVID-19 pandemic in Wales: A patient at Wrexham Maelor Hospital tests positive for

9830_51

COVID-19 – the first case in North Wales.

9830_52

13 March

9830_53

COVID-19 pandemic in Wales: Health Minister Vaughan Gething announces that all non-urgent

9830_54

outpatient appointments and operations will be suspended at hospitals in Wales in a bid to delay

9830_55

the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

9830_56

COVID-19 pandemic in Wales: Elections including those for four police and crime commissioners in