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It gnawed on John Hope Franklin that racial segregation was replaced by class stratification in underfunded public schools. (Derrick Z. Jackson/Globe Staff) |
Derrick Z. Jackson
Heeding John Hope Franklin's education warning
It gnawed on the late historian that racial segregation was replaced by class stratification in underfunded public schools. (Full article: 701 words)
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