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Preparing to Celebrate Brown v. Board of Education at 100: Is There a Remedy for Today's Continued Inequality?
Tue, April 21, 8:15 to 10:15am, Virtual RoomSession Type: Invited Speaker Session
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Join the panel in imagining and planning for the kind of celebration American might have when Brown v. Board of Education is 100 years old. In this session researchers, legal scholars, historians, and organizational leaders convene to explore collaboratively the kinds of research, relationships, and advocacy needed for continuing legal access and for creating school climates that inspire all children. What could a Brown celebration look like that honored the original intent of its framers, and what can this generation of educational and legal leadership do to make that celebration happen?
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The Past, Present, and Future of Brown's Mandate: A View From North Carolina - Jenn Ayscue, North Carolina State University; Martha Cecilia Bottia, University of North Carolina - Charlotte; Roslyn Arlin Mickelson, University of North Carolina - Charlotte; Jerry Jameel Wilson, University of North Carolina
"Whose School Integration?" Reclaiming Black Citizenship and Equality as the Fundamental Goals of Brown - Sonya Douglass, Teachers College, Columbia University
The Legality of Separate-but-Equal in the Age of School Choice and Privatization - Dana Thompson Dorsey, University of South Florida - Tampa
Acknowledging That Brown Was About Eliminating White Supremacy - Leslie T. Fenwick, Howard University