Chapter I. The Situation
Chapter II. The Road to “Separate but Equal”
Chapter III. The Graduate School “Equality” Cases of the 1930’s
Chapter IV. McLaurin v. Oklahoma: “Separate Cannot Be Equal”
Chapter V. Public School Desegregation
Chapter VI. Brown II: “With All Deliberate Speed”
Chapter VII. “White Flight”

Bibliography
Index
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Sally F. Paulson is independent scholar and practicing attorney in Memphis, Tennessee.

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Desegregation and the Rhetorical Fight for African American Citizenship Rights offers a fresh take on longstanding questions about the legal and rhetorical nature of citizenship rights. Sally F. Paulson’s thoughtful, accessible study is a welcome addition to the growing rhetorical scholarship on school desegregation in the United States.
*Melody Lehn*

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