Desegregation not Foolproof In Education Debate
The article reviews the Coleman Report and subsequent studies on desegregation, noting that while desegregation generally raises black achievement, gains vary by context. It highlights how access to better facilities, socioeconomic mixing, and self-esteem improvements contribute, with some studies showing limited or no benefit and a few showing losses, emphasizing that desegregation is not inherently foolproof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Crain
Rita E. Mahard
Supreme Court
Coleman
David Armor
National Review Panel
National Institute of Education
Ford Foundation
United States
Coileman
Frank Williams
Florida
South
Williams
Consolidation proposal faces Illinois candidates in focus
State Rep. Douglas Kane proposes merging special purpose districts with city township and county governments to curb unaccountable units and reduce local tax burdens. Governors Thompson and Bakalis now have a concrete issue to discuss, aiming at efficiency and streamlined services amid concerns over duplication and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson
Michael Bakalis
Illinois
Thompson
Bakalis
Douglas Kane
Springfield
Kane
Thompson and Bakalls
Restoration of Life Magazine Returns as Monthly
Life magazine comeback after a six year hiatus marks its return to newsstands as a monthly. It built its fame on strong photography and feature writing on ancient civilizations and global news, appealing to specialists and general readers alike. Welcome back Life.
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LIFE
Time-Life Publications
Popular
Bakke’s Civil Rights Fight and the Enduring Need for Action
The piece argues Bakke’s personal victory over admissions quotas does not end civil rights struggles. It contrasts Meredith and Bakke, noting while quotas were halted, access barriers persist. It warns that without stronger enforcement and public commitment, discrimination will continue and affirmative action remains necessary.
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Bakke
Supreme Court
Illinois
James Thompson
Michael Bakalis
Allan Bakke
Three Conditions for Effective School Desegregation
Robert L Crain argues that desegregation succeeds only with receptive teachers adequate in service curriculum and strong leadership. Early grade desegregation eases race relations and supports steady achievement gains for black and white students.
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Goldsboro
N.C
United States
Robert L. Crain
Rita E. Mahard
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