Select three quotations from each reading (a total of six) that stood out to you, then, explain what they mean to you and why you thought these particular quotations were noteworthy.

FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 28: This week we will be exploring race and education.

READ both: “Savage Inequalities” AND “The Inequalities are Still Savage”

DUE: Reading Summary #8: In your reading response for this week, you should answer the questions below about the readings.

1. Select three quotations from each reading (a total of six) that stood out to you, then, explain what they mean to you and why you thought these particular quotations were noteworthy.

2. What does the term “separate but equal” mean and how does it relate to the students’ comments mentioned in Kozol’s article? Be specific making sure to refer to the article.

COMMUNICATION STUDIES: RACE AND

Trenton Central High School Principal Hope Grant escorts a visitor up the staircase known to students as “The

3. What did you find surprising, interesting, AND troubling about these articles? How does this information apply to your own life? Be detailed and specific.