Titlebook: Race-Class Relations and Integration in Secondary Education; The Case of Miller H Caroline Eick Book 2010 Caroline Eick 2010 demography.edu

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Cautiously Negotiating Social Divides: A Conservative Student Body (1950–1969)eir imaginations when they could not do so in reality. Overall, however, students’ opportunities for developing friendships across gender, race, and class divides were restricted and shaped by institutional norms. Some students willingly embraced those norms; other students, by dropping out or doing

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Bridging Social Divides Through Peer-Groups: A Socially Tolerant but Politically Inactive Student Boetimes even cross-gender peer-generated groups. Describing the cafeteria, Tim Whittle recalled that “male jocks [black and white] had a table, girl jocks [black and white] had a table, the eggheads [black and white] had a table…,” and so on. Overwhelmingly, graduates remembered blacks and whites get

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Oppositional Self-Segregation: A Student Body Sensitized to Discrimination (1986–2000)categories of identity by default, as they had been for the Border-Crossing Generation, but rather public statements of allegiance to particular social interests and world views. This was a purposeful generation not so much interested in “getting along” across categories of social identity as was th

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Race-Class Relations and Integration in Secondary Education978-0-230-11442-5Series ISSN 2945-6339 Series E-ISSN 2945-6347

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