Lines Were Drawn

Discover the powerful narrative of Lines Were Drawn by Teena F. Horn, published by the University Press of Mississippi in 2017. This compelling book delves into the lives of Mississippi teenagers who navigated their high school years under federal court-ordered racial integration starting in 1969. Through a rich tapestry of oral histories and meticulous research, Horn presents a group memoir that highlights how these students, despite their diverse backgrounds, shared a transformative experience. Their stories reveal the lasting impact of school integration on their current interactions and perspectives. With 304 pages of insightful exploration, Lines Were Drawn is essential reading for anyone interested in the themes of discrimination in education, social conditions, and the dynamics of high school life in the United States. Don't miss the chance to understand how the past shapes the present in this thought-provoking work.