Episode 15 · Season II · S2.E4 · Apr 20, 2026 · 11:15
Who Gets to Teach It? Representation and the Long Shadow of Brown v. Board
Integration happened to the students — it did not happen to the teaching profession. Revisits the Brown v. Board–era displacement of Black educators rarely included in the standard story, and examines what decades of research on ethnic matching reveal about student outcomes.
Who Gets to Teach It? Representation and the Long Shadow of Brown v. Board
“Integration happened to the students. It did not happen to the teaching profession.”
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