"A Pillar of Strength An African American School’s Communal Bonds with Families and Community Since Brown" by Jerome E. Morris

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A Pillar of Strength An African American School’s Communal Bonds with Families and Community Since Brown

Urban Education (1999)

Jerome E. Morris, University of Georgia

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Abstract

Examines the communal bonds with families formed by an African-American school in St. Louis (Missouri) from 1994 to 1997. This school, in a manner reminiscent of many black schools before the Brown versus Board of Education decision, sustains strong community bonds and is a strong force for local stability. (SLD)

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Psychology and
Curriculum and Instruction

Publication Date

January 1, 1999

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10.1177/0042085999335003

Citation Information

Jerome E. Morris. "A Pillar of Strength An African American School’s Communal Bonds with Families and Community Since Brown" Urban Education Vol. 33 Iss. 5 (1999) p. 584 - 605
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/jerome-morris/16/