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by Arlie Russell Hochschild


  on Bayou Corne Sinkhole, 104-7. 194-97, 301nnl94-97

  on environment, 195, 197-23,

  on government services, 112-14, 197

  Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality letter by, 194-95

  Louisiana legislature letters by, 194-95

  on public employees, 111

  on race, 146—47

  on Social Security, 112

  on Syrian refugees. 219

  on taxes, 197

  Tea Party and, 145, 198, 199-201

  on Trump, 229, 242

  Scherer, Glenn, 294nl23

  Schor, Juliet, 297nl43

  Schultz, Steve, 111

  Schwerner, Michael, 2J3

  Seafood Advisory, 31-32, 271n31

  Frankland on, 32-33

  Pittsburgh Plate Glass and, 33-34

  seafood industry, 211

  seat belts, 185

  secession, 219—20

  self-service, 70—72

  severance taxes, 75

  sharecroppers, 208

  Sherman, Lee, 25-26

  background on, 27-28, 118, 270n27

  on climate change, 48

  on fish kill, 31-34

  on Pittsburgh Plate Glass, 27-29, 151

  political views of, 34—35

  in RESTORE, 129-30

  on Syrian refugees, 218-19

  on taxes, 35—36

  Tea Party and, 34-37, 239

  on Tea Party deep story, 145

  Tritico and, 27, 36

  Silicon Valley, 236-37

  sinkhole, 4-5. See also Bayou Corne Sinkhole

  Skipback Bay, 200

  Skocpol, Theda, 15, 145-46

  Slack, Shirley, 12-13, 16, 240, 250

  small business owners, 10, 150-51

  Smith, R. B., 88

  snowball sampling, 247

  social issues, 14. See also political movements

  social life

  church and, 118-21

  deep story and, 135

  public services and, 121

  social mobility, 298nl50

  Social Science Research Council, 9

  Social Security, 112

  Southeast Flood Control Commission, 200

  Southern history, 207-8

  civil rights activists and, 212-14

  cotton, oil, and, 210-11

  1860s, 208-10

  Freedom Summer, 212-13

  1960s and 1970s, 211-17

  secession and, 219-20

  taxes and, 268nl5

  Southern state Republicans, 11-12

  Southwest Louisiana Economic Development Alliance, 88

  Southwest Louisiana Regional Impact Study, 74, 94-96, 280n74

  Southwest Louisiana Task Force for Growth Opportunity, 21

  spying, 129-30, 296nl30

  Stand Your Ground law, 278n67

  state subsidies, 260, 308n235

  Stiles, Jon, 252

  structural amnesia, 51-52, 108, 131-32

  student activity groups, 19-20, 269n20, 305n214

  subjective prism, 135

  Sulphur, Louisiana, 154—55

  swamp, 271n39

  sympathy, 139

  atigue, 146, 227-28

  Syrian refugees, 227

  Tea Party on, 218-20

  Tabor, Heath, 169-70

  Tabor, Jackie, 169, 239

  on American Dream, 173—75

  background on, 170-71

  on church, 175-76

  deep story of, 170-75

  on environment, 176-78

  on industrial pollution, 176—77

  on religion, 170, 172-73

  on renunciation, 173-79

  on Syrian refugees, 219

  on taxes, 178

  on Trump, 229

  TANF. See Temporary Assistance for Need Families

  tank farms, 211

  tar buggy, 29-30

  taxes

  corporate income, 75

  corruption and, 47—48

  Earned Income Tax Credit, 256

  under Eisenhower, 7

  under Jindal, 75, 231-32

  Louisiana tax rankings, 281n75

  rift on, 60-61

  Schaff on, 197

  severance, 75

  Sherman on, 35-36

  Southern history and, 268nl5

  state subsidies, 260, 308n235

  Tabor, J., on, 178

  Tea Party and, 35, 47

  for top earners, 7, 264n7

  unaccounted for, 291nl09—110

  Tea Party

  deep story for, 135-51,227

  environment and, 198, 199-201

  era, 7-8

  on government services, 10-11

  honor and, 35, 47

  House Tea Party Caucus, 266nl2

  identity politics and, 214-15

  interviews with advocates of, 16-20

  on Jindal, 232

  Landry as candidate for, 57-59

  in Louisiana, 12, 266nl2

  political movements relating to, 207-8, 214-18

  on progressive reform, 207

  religion and, 35, 47

  on Syrian Refugees, 218—20

  taxes and, 35, 47

  three routes to, 35, 47

  on Wall Street, 274n59

  Templet, Paul, 73

  on jobs, 74, 76-78

  on oil, 74, 76-77, 211

  on poverty, 77

  on psychological program, 77-78

  Temporary Assistance for Need Families (TANF), 255-57

  Texas Brine

  Bayou Corne Sinkhole relating to, 101-2, 104, 105, 107-9, 194-96

  insurance companies and, 201

  Schaff on, 194-96

  tobacco industry, 282n77

  total personal income (TPI), 260-61

  totems, 226

  tourism

  Louisiana State Tourist Bureau on, 50-51

  oil on, 211

  toxic chemical storage depots, 101-2, 198-99, 289nl02, 302nl99

  Toxic Release Inventory (TRI), 252, 310n252

  toxic release totals, 60, 275n60, 275n63, 307n233

  ToxMap, 251-53

  TPI. See total personal income

  TRI. See Toxic Release Inventory

  Trinity Baptist, 120-21

  Tritico, Mike, 17, 20, 181-82, 248

  Areno family and, 45, 118, 237-38

  background on, 183, 300nl83

  on honor, 189

  on I-10 bridge, 184-91

  McCorquodale and, 182-91

  on precautionary principle, 184—85

  in RESTORE, 129-30

  Sherman and, 27, 36

  on Trump, 239

  Tropical Storm Bill, 238

  Truman, Harry S., 213

  Trump, Donald, 12, 16, 150

  Areno, A., on, 229

  Areno, H., on, 229

  Areno, J., on, 228-29

  cultural marginalization relating to, 221-22

  deep story and rise of, 221-22, 227

  derogatory remarks made by, 227-28

  emotions and rise of, 225-28

  on EPA, 225

  feeling rules and, 227-28

  free-market and, 228

  Galicia on, 229

  generalizations made by, 227-28

  government redistribution relating to, 221

  identity politics relating to, 229-30

  on immigration, 226

  at Lakefront Airport rally, 222-28

  McCorquodale on, 229, 239

  on Muslims, 226

  on politically correct speech and ideas, 227-28

  protesters against, 223—25, 226

  on religion, 226

  rise of, 221-30

  Schaff on, 229, 242

  Tabor, J., on, 229

  Tritico on, 239

  white male and, 229—30

  Twain, Mark, 210

  The Twilight of Common Dreams (Gitlin), 214

  two notches up thesis, 10-12

  undesirable land use, 80-81

  unemployment insurance, 142
r />   Union Oil spill, 233

  Universal Placement International (UPI), 273n47

  Veblen, Thorstein, 114, 293nll4

  victimhood, 131, 190-91, 214, 215-16, 232

  Vitter, David, 8, 48, 273n48, 274n60

  voter identification patterns, 266nll-12

  voting, 212-13

  voting records, 59-60

  Voting Rights Act, 213

  wages

  jobs and, 125, 141

  90-10 distribution figure on, 149, 298nl49

  Wall Street, 10

  Occupy Wall Street movement, 16, 149

  Tea Party on, 274n59

  water contamination, 287n95

  in Bayou d'Inde, 28-34, 40-45

  in Mississippi River, 62-63, 275n63

  water use, 91,95

  wealth, 141, 143, 297nl41, 297nl43

  welfare

  common impressions on, 255-56

  spending on, 255, 310n255

  women and, 288

  Westlake, 85-87, 94-95

  cemetery, 20, 87-88, 97

  natural gas in, 87

  What's the Matter with Kansas? (Frank), 8, 14, 228, 268nl4

  white male, 212, 215-16

  masculinity and, 202—3

  Trump and, 229-30

  "Who Turned My Blue State Red?" (MacGillis), 10

  Williamson, Vanessa, 15, 145-46

  Willows Springs, 46

  women

  feminist movement, 214

  government services and, 188, 300nl88,

  race, children, and, 257, 312n257

  Republican Women of Southwest Louisiana, 17, 117, 229, 240, 247-48

  welfare and, 288

  Women Pioneers of the Louisiana Environmental Movement (Frankland), 33

  Woodard, Colin, 14-15

  Woodward, C. Vann, 208

  work, 156-60, 165-67. See also jobs workers' strike, 148—49

  working-poor rates, 311n256

  worry, 188-89, 252-53, 300nnl88-89

  worship unification, 226

  Yellow Cotton Bay, 200

  About the Author

  Arlie Russell Hochschild is one of the most influential sociologists of her generation. She is the author of nine books, including The Second Shift, The Time Bind, The Managed Heart, and The Outsourced Self. Three of her books have been named as New York Times Notable Books of the Year and her work appears in sixteen languages. The winner of the Ulysses Medal as well as Guggenheim and Mellon grants, she lives in Berkeley, California.

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