Schools Betrayed

Discover the profound insights of Kathryn M. Neckerman in her compelling book, Schools Betrayed, published by The University of Chicago Press in 2010. This 272-page paperback delves into the history of inner-city education, revealing a time when black children attended schools side by side with white children, prior to the significant disparities that followed.

Neckerman expertly explores the factors that led to the decline in the quality of education available to black children, juxtaposing their experiences with those of white immigrants. This informative read sheds light on the socio-educational dynamics that have shaped urban classrooms over the past century, prompting readers to reflect on the critical issues that still resonate today.

Perfect for educators, policymakers, and anyone interested in the evolution of urban schools, Schools Betrayed offers a vital historical perspective on educational inequality. Don’t miss this essential addition to your collection!