Going to School in Black and White: A dual memoir of desegregation
Description
This compelling dual memoir recounts the experience of desegregation through the contrasting yet intersecting perspectives of two women who attended school during a pivotal period in American history. Their personal memories illuminate the complexities of entering integrated classrooms, confronting racial tension, and finding meaning amid profound social change. Reflective and deeply human, the book explores race, identity, education, courage, and the lasting impact of childhood experiences on adult lives. Together, these voices offer an intimate contribution to the broader story of school desegregation and the ongoing work of understanding America’s past.
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paperback
Torchflame Books
Published Sep 26, 2017
230 pages
ISBN: 9781611532524
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First Published
2017
Language
eng
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