To live and play in Dixie: pro football's entry into the Jim Crow South

Slow progress and the face of change : the post-World War II integration of pro football

No recourse : the NFL's blackballing of "troublemaker" players

Pioneers of integration : the rise and fall of the 1952 Dallas Texans

Headed down South : segregation during exhibition games

Rooting for the home team : the Cowboys and Texans come to Dallas

At home in East Texas : the Oilers take the field in Houston

The good, the bad, and the ugly : team management and the fight for equality

Fighting back : pro players, celebrities, and entertainers make a stand for civil rights

Big trouble in the Big Easy : the boycott of the 1964 AFL All-Star Game

The road to the Cleveland summit : southern expansion and the final exhibition games in Dixie.