Color and Character: West Charlotte High and the American Struggle over Educational Equality
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Color and Character: West Charlotte High and the American Struggle over Educational Equality

by Pamela Grundy

civil rights social history education history
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Pamela Grundy examines West Charlotte High within the larger American struggle over educational equality. Connecting the history of one school with broader questions of race, opportunity, and social change, this book offers readers a focused perspective on the challenges and meaning of equality in education.

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Color and Character examines West Charlotte High and its place in the American struggle over educational equality.

Pamela Grundy focuses on the relationship between one school and broader questions about education, race, and opportunity.

The book offers historical context for understanding debates over equality in American schools.

It is suited to readers interested in education history and the ongoing pursuit of educational equity.

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