Post Tagged 'Brown v. Board of Education'

July 14, 2026

Saving the Court: A Millennial Civics Lesson

Citizenship requires an understanding of how government works, particularly the poorly covered and oft-maligned judicial branch. Few people have ever read the pro-ratification Federalist Papers or even the U.S. Constitution itself. Continue Reading...

June 17, 2026

Homeschoolers Aren’t Weird (Anymore)

In her short, accessible book, Skipping School, Dixie Dillon Lane traces how American homeschooling went “mainstream.” Combining quantitative research with qualitative interviews, Lane has written a compelling history of an important but notoriously “hidden” population in American education. Continue Reading...

April 28, 2014

Why Resegregation Happens—And How School Choice Can Fix It

With its decision in Brown vs. Board of Education, the Supreme Court ended systemic racial segregation in public education. Now, sixty years later, courts have released hundreds of school districts from enforced integration—with the result being an increase in “resegregation” of public schools. Continue Reading...