A Class of Their Own: Black teachers in the segregated South | 
“As a group, black teachers never submitted to white supremacist ideology. Their dogged pursuit of better schools reflected a conviction of their own worth and the worth of their pupils.”
3/5 ⭐️. Presents a detailed history of black educators in America from slavery up to integration. Since it was written in 2007, I thought it should have included black educators post-integration too. Otherwise, still pretty well-written and comprehensive.
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