Badges and incidents: a transdisciplinary history of the right to education in America

Introduction

1. The Political Philosophy of American Education

2. American Education from Independence to Reconstruction and the Stamp of Slavery

3. Older but Not Wiser: America Industrializes and Embraces the Flawed Philosophy of Behaviorism in Education

4. Brown and Resegregation

5. Voluntary Race-Conscious Admissions Policies in Higher Education

6. San Antonio, Inequity, and the Human Struggle

7. Gender Discrimination in Education

8. Special Education and Inclusion

9. Civil Rights in the Educational Environment and Student Discipline

10. Current Reform Initiatives and a Better Way Forward

Index.

Introduction

The political philosophy of American education

American education from independence to reconstruction and the stamp of slavery

Older but not wiser : America industrializes and embraces the flawed philosophy of behaviorism in education

Brown and resegregation

Voluntary race-conscious admissions policies in higher education

San Antonio, inequity, and the human struggle

Gender discrimination and inclusion

Special education and inclusion

Civil rights in the educational environment and student discipline

Current reform initiatives and a better way forward.