Education for Empire: American Schools, Race, and the Paths of Good Citizenship
Education for Empire explores how American schools helped shape ideas of race, citizenship, and national purpose. Focusing on the connections between education and empire, Clif Stratton examines the ways schooling influenced competing visions of civic belonging and the meaning of good citizenship in American life.
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Education for Empire examines the relationship between American schooling and the formation of citizenship.
The book considers how race shaped educational ideas, institutions, and visions of civic belonging.
It places schools within broader discussions of empire, national purpose, and public life.
Clif Stratton offers a historical study of the paths through which education helped define what it meant to be a good citizen.
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