This study uses oral histories from North Carolina to posit that it was not uncommon for former students and educators of color in the late 1990s and early 2000s to judge school desegregation as having wrought significant negative side effects. These in… Read on blog or Reader Griffin Read on blog or Reader "Progress Caused All of the Black Schools to Close": Desegregation and Community Erosion Garrett S. Griffin May 17 This study uses oral histories from North Carolina to posit that it was not uncommon for former students and educators of color in the late 1990s and early 2000s to judge school desegregation as having wrought significant negative side effects. These interviews -- conducted by others, not this author -- reveal much nuance and complexity […] Continue reading

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