Thirty Years After "Brown"
Jennifer L. Hochschild
Abstract
Jennifer L. Hochschild
Abstract
This book discusses various interpretations of the Supreme Court's decision in Brown v. Board of Education and their implications for school desegregation policy; describes the demographic and political constraints on further desegregation; and identifies effective strategies for future efforts at desegregation.
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This book discusses various interpretations of the Supreme Court's decision in Brown v. Board of Education and their implications for school desegregation policy; describes the demographic and political constraints on further desegregation; and identifies effective strategies for future efforts at desegregation.
Key concepts: Desegregation, Supreme court, Politics, Political science, Public administration, Law