Bivens, Shawn A. (2004). Mobile Alabama’s People of Color: A Tricentennial History, 1702- 2002. Victoria, British Columbia: Trafford Publishing. ISBN9781412002172.
Foley, S.J., Albert J. (1980). "Mobile Alabama: The Demise of State Sanctioned Resistance". In Willie, Charles V.; Greenblatt, Susan L. (eds.). In Community Politics and Educational Change: Ten School Systems under Court Order. New York: Longman. pp. 174–207. ISBN9780582281479.
Frankenberg, Erica (2005). "The Impact of School Segregation on Residential Housing Patterns: Mobile, Alabama and Charlotte, North Carolina". In Boger, John Charles; Orfield, Gary (eds.). School Resegregation: Must the South Turn Back?. Chapel Hill, North Carolina: University of North Carolina Press. pp. 164–184. ISBN9780807856130.
Gonzales, James Joullian (2007). Gunny: Memoirs of Mobile's South Side Riding Alabama's Tide of White Supremacy. Greenwood Village, Colorado: Academy Books. ISBN9780979471414.
Mahan, Howard; Newman, Joseph, eds. (1982). The Future of Public Education in Mobile. Mobile, Alabama: The South Alabama Review.
Nicholls, Keith (2001). "Politics and Civil Rights in Post-World War II Mobile". In Thomason, Michael V. R. (ed.). Mobile: The New History of Alabama's First City. University of Alabama Press. ISBN9780817310653.
Robinson, Kenneth Anthony (2013). Port City Crusader: John LeFlore and the Non-Partisan Voters League in Mobile, Alabama. Mobile, Alabama: Mod Mobilian Press. ISBN9780984890934.
Watson, Bama Wathan (1971). History of Barton Academy. Mobile, Alabama: The Haunted Book Shop.
Horton, Leonard (2005). The Centralians, 1947-1970. Roanoke, Virginia: Buck Publishing. ISBN9780972591232.
Richardson, Frederick Douglas (2012). From Nymph to Mobile and Beyond: The Impossible Dream. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. ISBN9781467972949.
Richardson, Frederick Douglas, Jr. (1978). The Genesis and Exodus of NOW. New York: Vantage. ISBN9781497556577.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
Broughton, Timothy M. (2003). Campaign for Freedom: The Civil Rights Movement in Mobile, Alabama 1942-1963. (Dissertation) Clark Atlanta University.
Case, Delene M. (2004). Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around': The Black Freedom Struggle in Mobile, Alabama, 1902-1969. (Thesis) University of South Alabama.
Dow, Patsy Busby (1993). Joseph N. Langan: Mobile's Racial Diplomat. (Thesis) University of South Alabama.
Duke, Eric D. (1998). A Life in the Struggle: John L. LeFlore and the Civil Rights Movement in Mobile, Alabama (1925-1975). (Thesis) Florida State University.
Ellis, Carol (2002). The Tragedy of the White Moderate: Father Albert Foley and Alabama Civil Rights, 1963-1967. (MA Thesis) University of South Alabama.
Fourneir, Hazel (1977). An In-Service Program to Resolve the Issues Related to Desegregation and Sex Discrimination in the Mobile County Public Schools. (Ed. S. Thesis) Alabama State University.
Frankenberg, Erica (2001). "The Problem of the Color Line" : An Examination of School Desegregation and its Effects on Educational Opportunity in Mobile, Alabama. Dartmouth College.
Kirkland, Scotty E. (2009). Pink Sheets and Black Ballots: Politics and Civil Rights in Mobile, Alabama, 1945-1985. (Thesis) University of South Alabama.
Padgett, Charles Stephen (2000). Schooled in Invisibility: The Desegretation of Spring HIll College, Mobile, Alabama, 1948-1963. Athens, Georgia: (Dissertation) University of Georgia.
Wilson, Peter Aaron (1998). School Integration and Political Culture: The Busing Decision in Mobile County, Alabama, 1968-1973. (Thesis) University of South Alabama.
Journals
Ahmed, Nahfiza (Fall 1999). "A City Too Respectable to Hate: Mobile during the Era of Desegregation, 1961-1965". Gulf South Historical Review. 15 (1): 49–67.
Ahmed, Nahfiza (1999). "The Neighborhood Organized Workers of Mobile Alabama: Black Power and Local Civil Rights Activism in the Deep South, 1968-1971". Southern Historian. 20: 25–40.
McLaurin, Melton A. (1974). Ted, Carageorge; Gilliam, Thomas J. (eds.). "Mobile Blacks and World War II: The Development of a Political Consciousness". Gulf Coast Politics in the Twentieth Century. Pensacola, Florida: Historic Pensacola Preservation Board: 47–56.
Nelson, Bruce (December 1993). "Organized Labor and the Struggle for Black Equality in Mobile During World War II". Journal o f American History. 80 (3): 863–912. doi:10.2307/2080410.
Nicholls, Keith (Spring 1993). "The Non-Partisan Voters' League of Mobile, Alabama: Its Founding and Major Accomplishments". Gulf Coast Historical Review. 8 (2): 74–88.
Delene Case interviews, The Civil Rights History Project: Survey of Collections and Repositories, University of South Alabama. Part of the Library of Congress.
John LeFlore Article in the Encyclopedia of Alabama, provided by the Alabama Humanities Foundation.