The color line: race and education in the United States [podcast]

The color line: race and education in the United States [podcast] Black History Month celebrates the achievements of a globally marginalized community still fighting for equal representation and opportunity in all areas of life. This includes education. In 1954, the United States’ Supreme Court ruled “separate but equal” unconstitutional for American public schools in ‘Brown v. Board of Education’. While this ruling has been celebrated as a pivotal victory for civil rights, it has not endured without challenge. OUPblog - Academic insights for the thinking world.

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This episode was published on Feb 22, 2022.

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