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A Class of Their Own

Black Teachers in the Segregated South
Pages
552
Published
2007
Language
English

Synopsis

This book examines the crucial role of African American teachers in the segregated South, exploring their efforts to educate Black children despite systemic oppression. It details how these educators built and sustained schools, fostering intellectual growth and community resilience against a backdrop of racial inequality. The narrative highlights their profound impact on the lives of generations, shaping the future of African American communities.

About the author

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Adam Fairclough

Adam Fairclough is the author of Better Day Coming, a look at the history of the Civil Rights Movement. He's a historian who writes clearly about important American stories.