Cover -- The Possible South -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction-Southern Discourse, Mediated Distinctiveness, and the Devaluation of the Audiovisual -- Part I: Biraciality and Southern Discourse -- Chapter One-"Experience our past as part of your future": Biraciality and Tell About the South, Cultural Citizenship, and Bi-Civic Heritage -- Chapter Two-"God-created difference": Racial Performance, Regional Exceptionalism, and broken/ground -- Part II: Biracial Denial One-Miscegenation -- Chapter Three-"In slave time you know everything happened": The Racial Closet, Southeastern Expatriate Road Film, and Family Name -- Chapter Four-Praying Pigs and Wooden Peg Legs: Racial Poaching, Redemptive Ethnography, and 1970s Southeastern Documentaries -- Part III: Biracial Denial Two-Existence of Other Races and Ethnicities -- Chapter Five-"Wonder if our culture will survive": Racial In-Betweenness, Cultural Preservation, and the Sound of Ethnicity in Mosquitoes and High Water, Living in America, and Nuestra Communidad -- Chapter Six-"So that we have our own color": Racial Negotiation, Textual Posturing, and Mississippi Triangle -- Chapter Seven-"Too much bad blood": Racial Legitimacy, Representational Strategies, and Real Indian -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.