Can We Talk About Race?: And Other Conversations in an Era of School Resegregation Audiobook

" Although I felt she become a tad redundant sometimes, I very much enjoyed the points she made and the style in which she expressed them. Aside from the law facts and dates from most of the first chapter, the rest was very readable. "

" I'm reading this one whenever I have a free moment at work. "

" Amazing and easy to digest. Tatum breaks it down. This is a must read for any educator or person who knows someone of a different race. "

" well, can we?? "

" Shocking account of the surprising re-segregation of public schools due to racist zoning plans for public housing. Important for current/aspiring educators who believe in multiculturalism in education. "

" the historical sections are well researched and presented, but the proposed solutions - conferences where we "talk about the issues"? administrators who write lofty-worded "mission statements"? - are dubious at best. "

" Compared to Tatum's previous book, Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?, this book is just not as much in depth. It does have some new information and is worth skimming; the other is worth reading slowly and attentively. "

" This is an excellent and much-needed look at the resegeregation of American schools - why it hurts ALL children, and what educators can do to change it. I hope MHC will consider Bev Tatum in the search for a new college president! "

" This book had some very helpful information about race relations, specifically in regards to education. "

" the historical sections are well researched and presented, but the proposed solutions - conferences where we "talk about the issues"? administrators who write lofty-worded "mission statements"? - are dubious at best. "

" Although I felt she become a tad redundant sometimes, I very much enjoyed the points she made and the style in which she expressed them. Aside from the law facts and dates from most of the first chapter, the rest was very readable. "

" I'm reading this one whenever I have a free moment at work. "

" This is an excellent and much-needed look at the resegeregation of American schools - why it hurts ALL children, and what educators can do to change it. I hope MHC will consider Bev Tatum in the search for a new college president! "

" Compared to Tatum's previous book, Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?, this book is just not as much in depth. It does have some new information and is worth skimming; the other is worth reading slowly and attentively. "

" This book had some very helpful information about race relations, specifically in regards to education. "