Introduction, Rebecca S. Wingo & Lauren Tilton Chapter 1 , Veiled History: Confederate Memorialization and the Politics of Race and Place after Emancipation, Julian Hayter Chapter 2 , Regarding Sovereign History as Incomplete: The Cherokee Outlet Land Opening Photographs, Laura Wexler Chapter 3 , Owned to Landowner: Black Homesteaders in the West Jacob K. Friefeld Chapter 4, Illuminating the Kodak Girl: Style and Marketing in the Gilded Age, Shannon Perich Chapter 5, Native American Women & the Politics of Portraiture at the Turn of the 20th Century, Cathleen Cahill Chapter 6 , The Interwar Period (1918-1939): Internationalism in the Pacific, Courtney Sato Chapter 7 , Complicating the Legacy of Dorothea Lange's Photography, Linda Gordon Chapter 8, Framing a Fractured System: The Bracero Program through Leonard Nadel's Lens, Mireya Loza Chapter 9, Race and the Space Race: Cold War Computing at NASA, Nabeel Siddiqui & Thomas Haigh Chapter 10, Tear Down, Rise Up: Redevelopment and Revolts in American Cities, Ann Pfau, David Hochfelder, & Stacy Sewell Chapter 11, They Don't Own Us: Harlan County, the Brookside Coal Strike, and the Forgotten History of the Working Class, Grace Hale Chapter 12, "Very Strong Women You Don't Mess With": The Section 504 Disability Rights Protest, Scot Danforth Chapter 13, Documerica : Picturing Pollution in the 1970s, Lauren Tilton & Mia Lazar Chapter 14, The Enola Gay and the Culture Wars, Rebecca S. Wingo Chapter 15, Selfie as Self-Love: Coyote Park's Decolonizing of Photography, Ace Lehner.