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"[This book] provides a fascinating window onto race, gender, class and mainstream culture. (""New York Times"") ""Learning to Win"" is by far the best book on the relationship between sports and education in southern history. (Ted Ownby, University of Mississippi) ""Learning to Win"" is superb sport history. (Michael Oriard, Oregon State University) ÝThis book¨ provides a fascinating window onto race, gender, class and mainstream culture. (""New York Times"") This superbly researched book, heavily based on oral history, with over 50 photographs, is highly recommended to general readers and upper-division undergraduates through faculty and researchers/professionals. (""Choice"") ""Learning to Win is superb sport history. (Michael Oriard, Oregon State University)"

Learning to Win is superb sport history. (Michael Oriard, Oregon State University) �This book� provides a fascinating window onto race, gender, class and mainstream culture. ( New York Times ) Learning to Win is by far the best book on the relationship between sports and education in southern history. (Ted Ownby, University of Mississippi) This superbly researched book, heavily based on oral history, with over 50 photographs, is highly recommended to general readers and upper-division undergraduates through faculty and researchers/professionals. ( Choice ) [This book] provides a fascinating window onto race, gender, class and mainstream culture. ( New York Times ) Learning to Win is superb sport history. (Michael Oriard, Oregon State University)

[This book] provides a fascinating window onto race, gender, class and mainstream culture. ( New York Times )

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Pamela Grundy is a historian who lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, where she pursues a variety of writing, teaching, and museum projects.

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