Why Busing Failed News Today

“Gifted” programs funnel money towards a disproportionate share of white students, Tracie McMillan explains in her new book.

Scottsdale and Ashburn experienced the wrath of white supremacy against a busing program to integrate schools like Bogan High School in the 70s

On Jan. 31, 1942, in a letter to the Pittsburgh Courier, James Thompson proposed that “colored Americans” adopt a double V sign: “The first V for victory over our enemies

<p>"Black activists in the Black press recognized what a tremendous danger Nazism and that racial ideology posed to the world because they saw the commonalities between how Jews were being treated in Europe and how Black people were being treated in the American South. And they called out those similarities explicitly."</p>

Matthew Delmont’s profile on The Conversation

On May 17, 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court deemed racial segregation in public schools...

Matthew F. Delmont, Prof. of Hist. Deborah K. King, Assoc. Prof. of Soc. Eng-Beng Lim, Assoc. Prof. of Womens, Gender, & Sexuality Studies Host and Moderator: Sonu Bedi, Prof. of Govt. Professors talk about their work on issues of race and racial justice and what frameworks, perspectives, methodologies they use to conduct their research and reach their conclusions, and why those frameworks are important. Sponsored by the Dept. of Govt, Cons. of Studies in Race, Migration & Sexuality (RMS), Eth...