Between Utopia and Jim Crow: The Highlander Folk School, the Civil Rights Movement, and the Racial Borders of the Summer Camp, 1956–1961.

The article describes the impact of the summer camp hosted by the Highlander Folk School in Tennessee during the 1950s-1960s, including the idea of the summer camp as a 'safe space' to nurture young activists, the merger of Camp Koinonia, an interracial camp, with Highlander and the struggles of the camp against racism.