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"Introduction" Christopher H. Foreman (PS, Apr. 2004) "Life on the Leading Edge of Democratic Reform: Student Perspectives on School Desegregation" Marion Orr, Hanes Walton (PS, Apr. 2004) "Substituting Symbol for Substance: What Did Brown Really Accomplish?" Gerald Rosenberg (PS, Apr. 2004) "The Brown Decision's Other Legacy: Civic Education and the Rodriguez Case" Paul Sracic (PS, Apr. 2004) "What Brown Teaches Us about the Neal Devins (PS, Apr. 2004) |
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