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Independent Schools with Black Children
Making the Honor Roll: A Black Parent's Perspective on Private Education by Geraldine Kearse Brookins
Ethnic Diversity: Patterns and Implications of Minorities in Independent Schools by Wanda A. Speede-Franklin
Making a Difference for a New Generation: The ABC Story by Judith Griffin and Sylvia Johnson
Promoting Independent School Enrollment in the Southeast: Three Organizational Efforts by Barbara Patterson
Support Systems for Students of Color in Independent Schools by Cathy L. Royal
A Social Experiment in Action: An Analysis of Black Parent Involvement in an Urban Private School by Ura Jean Oyemade and Robert D. Williams
Summary and Discussion by Edgar G. Epps
Catholic Schools and Black Children
Blacks in Urban Catholic Schools in the United States: A Historical Perspective by V.P. Franklin and Edward B. McDonald
Black Students in Low-Income Serving Catholic High Schools: An Overview of Findings from the 1986 National Catholic Education Association Study by Mary Lynch Barnds
Black Family Participation in Catholic Secondary Education by Patricia A. Bauch
Catholic School Closings: Efficiency, Responsiveness, and Equality of Access for Blacks by James G. Cibulka
Independent Schools for Black Children
Independent Black Institutions: A Cultural Perspective by Kofi Lomotey and Craig C. Brookins
Defining a Tradition: Parental Choice in Independent Neighborhood Schools by Joan Davis Ratteray and Mwalimu Shugaa
Summary and Discussion by Barbara Sizemore
Parental Perceptions and Goals: Independent and Parochial Schools
A Descriptive Survey of Black Parents in the GreaterWashington, D.C., Area Who Chose to Send Their Children to Non-public Schools by Nancy L. Arnez and Faustine C. Jones-Wilson
The Educational Goals of Black Private School Parents by Diana T. Slaughter, Deborah J. Johnson and Barbara L. Schneider
Racial Socialization Strategies of Parents in Three Independent Black Schools by Deborah J. Johnson
Educational Policy Issues: Blacks and Private Schools
Private Schools and Black Families: An Overview of Family Choice Initiatives by Barbara L. Schneider
The Public School Monopoly: Confronting Major National Policy Issues by Carol Camp Yeakey
Summary and Discussion by Edmund Gordon
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Bertha Logan
reviewed Visible Now, Vol. 116 on December 31, 2012
Visible Now, Vol. 116
Ngl, I didn't finish this book to its entirety. I had about 20 more pages to read but just couldn't get through the rest of it. It's weird because there were parts of it in which I really enjoyed the content and didn't want to put it down, while for other parts i was like "What is it trying to say?" I think the problem lies in the fact that it's a multi-authored book and I enjoyed the writing style of some authors more than others. It gave me a lot of amazing book recommendations and documentaries. It was correct in talking about how the gay rights movement has been largely exclusive to black people.
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Add Visible Now, Vol. 116, Since 1970 increasing percentages of Black students have enrolled in all types of private schools in diverse, though predominantly urban, regions of the nation. Since more than 90 percent of all Black students receive instruction in public schools, it is , Visible Now, Vol. 116 to your collection on WonderClub |