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[If it was doubtful as to how far the social and economic classes of any modern state could be essentially transformed and changed by popular education, how much more tremendous was the problem of educating a race whose ability to assimilate modern training was in grave question and whose place in the nation and the world, even granted they could be educated, was a matter of baffling social philosophy.]
Published: Jan 1, 2011
Keywords: Black Student; Black Child; Charter School; Revolving Door; Dress Code
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