Equality of educational opportunity
JS Coleman - Integrated education, 1968 - Taylor & Francis
Integrated education, 1968•Taylor & Francis
When Mexican-American children are taught about the Alamo in their classrooms, it should
be standard procedure to mention that the Alamo was followed by over 100 years of rigid
segregation and severe exploitation of Chicanos [ie, Mexican-Americans] in Texas. In
absolutely no sense of the word, therefore, does the word" Alamo" symbolize freedom for
Mexican-Americans.
be standard procedure to mention that the Alamo was followed by over 100 years of rigid
segregation and severe exploitation of Chicanos [ie, Mexican-Americans] in Texas. In
absolutely no sense of the word, therefore, does the word" Alamo" symbolize freedom for
Mexican-Americans.
When Mexican-American children are taught about the Alamo in their classrooms, it should be standard procedure to mention that the Alamo was followed by over 100 years of rigid segregation and severe exploitation of Chicanos [ie, Mexican-Americans] in Texas. In absolutely no sense of the word, therefore, does the word" Alamo" symbolize freedom for Mexican-Americans.
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