Volume 11, No.2

Winter 1996/1997

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Tender Warriors

The Dilemma of ‘Inherent’ Inequality and the Personal Toll of Integration

By Herbert Kohl

Two books chronicling the lives of the first students of color to attend white-only Southern schools.

Student Voices

By Melony Swasey

School System Shock This is my senior year, a time in my life when I am supposed to exhale, to feel like I have accomplished something. When I graduate, I […]

Equal Opportunity and the Federal Role in Education

A Response to the Conservative Attack

By Harvey Kantor

An in-depth look at some of the major assumptions behind calls for paring down federal school policies, and a discussion of the role the federal government should play in assuring educational equity.

Arranged Marriages, Rearranged Ideas

By Stan Karp

One teacher’s efforts to deal with the issues and value judgments raised by a student whose culture calls for arranged marriages.

Welfare ‘Reforms’ Threaten Children

Struggles Shift to Local Level as Washington Ducks Responsibility

By Leon Lynn

A synopsis of the devastating impact that welfare “reform” could have on educational opportunities for disadvantaged children and adults.

Teaching the Whole Story

One School’s Struggle Toward Gay and Lesbian Inclusion

By Katie Lyman

A chronicle of one elementary school’s struggles over teaching about gays and lesbians.

Preaching Ain’t Teaching

Sex Education and America’s New Puritans

By Alan Singer

An examination of “abstinence-only” sex education programs casts doubt on whether they really encourage students to postpone sexual activity.

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