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Last Black Teacher: Race, Education, and Students of Color

Last Black Teacher: Race, Education, and Students of Color

by Alderman, Wanda A
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A compelling exploration into systemic inequalities in public education and the loss of Black Career Educators are topics we need to address. The author exposes the internal chaos, policies, practices, and systemic inequalities in public education using a critical race theory analysis. If you are looking for the direction of public education and the impact on students of color, you must read this book. The author's journey from urban public schools to the hall of academia and back will embed your memories forever.

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Pub dateFeb 20, 2020
ISBN-101090604432
ISBN-139781090604439
LanguageEnglish
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