Race and Educational Reform in the American Metropolis Catherine Grant

Race and Educational Reform in the American Metropolis Catherine GrantRace and Educational Reform in the American Metropolis offers a penetrating analysis of urban school reform through the intertwined lenses of race, power, and democratic participation. Centered on the education of African Americans yet grounded in a broader examination of urban school politics, it explores decentralization as both a policy strategy and a social movement aimed at including historically marginalized groups within the institutions of

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From Grenades to Griddles offers a unique exploration of the 130 years of the foundry’s operation in the wider context of the cultural

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