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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"resegregation"”.
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A sporting chance? Resegregation of coaching jobs in women's intercollegiate athletics
"Coaching women's sport is becoming resegregated from ""women's work"" to ""men's work."" This study examined how and why men are entering jobs in women's intercollegiate athletics to a greater extent than women. I compared two collegiate sport organizations: an athletic association and a division …
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Occupational resegregation and coaching philosophy in women's basketball: an exploratory study
This thesis contributes to the study of occupational sex segregation, a major source of societal inequality. A dramatic shift toward desegregation of the coaching profession in women's basketball has occurred since the early 1970s. The major research question is whether or not the structural shift …
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Resegregation: a case study of the failure of the color blind ideal in K-12 schooling policy
… high school students experienced the inevitable resegregation in their school system. The findings of this study reinforced and extended the arguments Kenneth Clark presented about the deleterious effects of social and school segregation on Black children in the court cases leading up to Brown v. …
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Resegregation and Educational Apartheid in Macon/Bibb County, Georgia: The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same
This study examined how the institution of the White private school system and the continued segregation of schools in Macon, GA has affected Macon's Black community. Archival data included newspaper accounts of Macon's educational climate from Brown v. Board of Education to present day. Interviews …
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Race-neutral policies and elite high schools: Who are the beneficiaries?
… criteria for SEHS in Chicago has led to resegregation within the district and the continued disenfranchisement of Black and Brown students.
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Self, Other, and Jump Rope Community: The Triumphs of African American Women
… of and challenges of segregation, integration, resegregation, and the impact of the Civil Rights Movement on the creation and continuance of Jump Rope Communities. Through a personal view of lived experience, the researcher took an inside look into the spirit of togetherness, the establishment …
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Inequities in Education: The Case of Fulton County School District
… segregation is not only creating racial resegregation, but also a consolidation of poverty. Forty-three percent of African American and Hispanic students attend schools with poverty rates over 80 percent, compared to just 4 percent of Caucasian students (McArdle, Osypuk, and …
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GENDERED POLITICS AND THE SECONDARY STATUS OF FEMALE BUREAUCRATS IN CAMEROONIAN GOVERNING INSTITUTIONS
… bureaucracy, evidence shows that a process of resegregation usually takes place. The thesis also examines the steps the Cameroonian party-state has taken ostensibly in order to achieve gender equity and promote women's rights, and argues that these are fundamentally flawed and inherently unable …
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Desegregation in post-Brown Dallas, Texas: a historical narrative attributing the response and social activism efforts of African American Dallasites, 1950s-1970s
This study examines the role appointed desegregation committees had on the evolution of the public schooling experience in Dallas, Texas during the mid-twentieth century. It has a twofold purpose dating back to the eras commonly referred to as Plessy and Brown, respectively. On May 17, 1954, the …