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Economic Bust, Schools, and Civil Rights

by Zo� Burkholder - October 13, 2008

An historical analysis of the relationship between schools and economic recessions highlights the need for the future president to make educational equity a defining platform of current economic reform and civil rights activism.

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Zo� Burkholder Harvard University E-mail Author ZOE BURKHOLDER is an educational historian and a fellow at the Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History at Harvard University in the colloquium �Race-Making and Law-Making in the Long Civil Rights Movement.�

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