We Ain't What We WasWhen officials of the U. S. Department of Justice came in 1961 to Panola County in the Mississippi delta, they found a closed society in which race relations had not altered significantly since Reconstruction. Much has changed, however, in Mississippi in the past three decades, as Frederick Wirt demonstrates in "We Aint What We Was," a remarkable look inside the New South. In this follow up to his highly praised 1970 study of Panola County, The