Liberal Talk Not Enough to Change Schools’ Image
Item
- Title
- Liberal Talk Not Enough to Change Schools’ Image
- Description
- This article describes the state of educational segregation in Ann Arbor’s primary educational system in the 1980s. Mirroring the history of the school district from almost exactly twenty years prior, the Ann Arbor Board of Education established a Committee on Excellence to reassess how racial disparities continued to pervade the system. Of particular note are the mentions on page 1 of consistent rejections by the Board of proposed racial integration plans and on page 2 of the relationship between ongoing housing disparities and the educational system.
- People Represented in the Record
- Jetawyn Hall, Ryan Hall
- Creator(s) of the Record
- Barbara Misle (article)
- Robert Chase (photograph)
- Date
- March 11, 1985
- Location
- Northside Elementary School, 912 Barton Dr, Ann Arbor, MI 48105
- Medium
- Paper
- Type
- Newspaper clipping
- Subject
- Mapping Resistance and Community Action
- Rights
- This digitized copy is generously provided for research purposes by the Ann Arbor District Library, the institution charged with overseeing the care of the digital item. Copyright for this document is retained by the Ann Arbor News.
- Rights Holder
- Ann Arbor News
- Source
- Ann Arbor District Library
- Bibliographic Citation
- Liberal Talk Not Enough To Change Schools’ Image. (n.d.). Ann Arbor District Library. Retrieved December 1, 2021, from https://aadl.org/aa_news_19850311-liberal_talk_not_enough
