Schooling the Movement: The Activism of Southern Black Educators from Reconstruction through the Civil Rights Era
Schooling the Movement explores the activism of Southern Black educators from Reconstruction through the Civil Rights Era. Focusing on the relationship between education and social change, this historical study centers educators’ roles in community life and in the broader struggle for civil and racial justice.
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Schooling the Movement examines the activism of Southern Black educators across a significant span of American history.
The book focuses on the period from Reconstruction through the Civil Rights Era.
It considers how education and activism intersected within Southern Black communities.
By centering educators, the study explores their place in broader movements for social and civil rights.
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