SCHOLARS@TAMU

Wright, G. C. (1995). The Contexts of Southern Lynchings: New Answers to Old Questions. The Georgia Historical Quarterly. 79(2), 407-417.

Wright, G. C. (1983). Black Political Insurgency in Louisville, Kentucky: The Lincoln Independent Party of 1921. The Journal of Negro History. 68(1), 8-23.

Wright, G. C. (1982). Oral History and the Search for the Black Past in Kentucky. Oral History Review. 10(1), 73-91.

Wright, G. C. (1980). The NAACP and Residential Segregation in Louisville, Kentucky, 1914-1917. The Register of the Kentucky Historical Society. 78(1), 39-54.

Wright, G. C. (2004). Life Behind a Veil Blacks in Louisville, Kentucky, 1865--1930. LSU Press.

Wright, G. C. (1996). Racial Violence in Kentucky, 1865--1940 Lynchings, Mob Rule, and \"Legal Lynchings\". LSU Press.

Wright, G. C. (1992). A History of Blacks in Kentucky: In pursuit of equality, 1890-1980. University Press of Kentucky.

Wright, G. (1999). Growing Up Segregated. Jacoway, E., & Williams, C. F. (Eds.), Understanding the Little Rock Crisis: an Exercise in Remembrance and Reconciliation. (pp. 45-56). University of Arkansas Press.

Wright, G. (1997). Lessons I Learned from My Teachers. Reinhartz, J., & Beach, D. M. (Eds.), Teaching and Learning in the Elementary School Focus on Curriculum. Prentice Hall.

Wright, G. (1997). The Legal Executions of Kentucky Blacks. Brundage, W. F. (Eds.), Under Sentence of Death Lynching in the South. (pp. 250-270). UNC Press Books.