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| In schools where there are large numbers of African American teachers, African American students are less likely to be placed in special education classes; less likely to receive corporal punishment; less likely to be suspended or expelled; more likely to be placed in gifted and talented programs; and more likely to graduate from high school. Patterns of Excellence: Policy Perspectives on Diversity in Teaching and School Leadership (2001) |
| On the Right Side of History: Elridge McMillan
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An American Metaphor: Brown and the Struggle for a Moral Racial Doctrine
SEF President Emeritus Elridge McMillan considers Brown as public contest in America's moral racial doctrine. “Race still matters," McMillan writes, "In fact, one could argue that race is the authentic barometer of our nation’s moral standard.” Mr. McMillan served as a staff member and president at SEF for over 30 years. During this time, Southern education changed dramatically – often with the involvement of McMillan and SEF. | |
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