Their highest potential: an African American school community in the segregated South

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Grouping Titletheir highest potential an african american school community in the segregated south
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1996
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African Americans -- Education -- North Carolina -- Caswell County -- Case studies
Caswell County Training School (Caswell County, N.C.)
Community and school -- North Carolina -- Caswell County -- Case studies
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Their highest potential : an African American school community in the segregated South
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Their highest potential
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African Americans
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Community and school
Education
Segregation in education

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