Can We Talk About Race?: And Other Conversations in an Era of School Resegregation
by Beverly Daniel Tatum, Theresa Perry
Can We Talk About Race? explores the need for honest, constructive conversations about race in education and society. Set against the backdrop of school resegregation, it provides a thoughtful framework for considering racial inequality, dialogue, and the role schools can play in fostering deeper understanding.
About This Book
Can We Talk About Race? examines the importance of discussing race openly and thoughtfully.
Framed by an era of school resegregation, the book considers how educational settings shape conversations about racial inequality.
Beverly Daniel Tatum and Theresa Perry bring attention to the challenges and possibilities of meaningful dialogue.
This book offers a focused resource for readers interested in education, race, and social change.
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