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... teachers are Negro ; the average white elementary pupil attends a school in which 97 percent of the teachers are white . White teachers are more predominant at the secondary level , where the corresponding figures are 59 and 97 percent ...
... teachers are Negro ; the average white elementary pupil attends a school in which 97 percent of the teachers are white . White teachers are more predominant at the secondary level , where the corresponding figures are 59 and 97 percent ...
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... teachers back to open the city's schools . Both times , however , the local community refused to accept . the settlement , and the teachers in the rest of the city walked out once more . Since the series of strikes began , secondary ...
... teachers back to open the city's schools . Both times , however , the local community refused to accept . the settlement , and the teachers in the rest of the city walked out once more . Since the series of strikes began , secondary ...
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... teachers . Yet institutions are such vast structures that often it is only the passionate intensity of a crisis that can bring about the necessary changes . The teachers and the community are profoundly divided by a deep animosity but ...
... teachers . Yet institutions are such vast structures that often it is only the passionate intensity of a crisis that can bring about the necessary changes . The teachers and the community are profoundly divided by a deep animosity but ...
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SESSIONI EQUALITY IN WHAT? PAGE | 1 |
ALLEGORY OF INDIVIDUALISM | 9 |
CONFLICT | 12 |
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