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Jim Crow Campus: Higher Education And The Struggle For A New Southern Social Order
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2020 Frederic W. Ness Book Award Winner (Aacu)2018 Foreword Indies Book Of The Year Awards Finalist In Educationthis Wellresearched Volume Explores How The Black Freedom Struggle And The Antivietnam War Movement Dovetailed With Faculty And Student Activism In The South To Undermine The Traditional Role Of Higher Education And Bring About Social Change. It Uses The Battles Between Students, Faculty, Presidents, Trustees, Elected Officials, And Funding Agencies To Explain How Black And White Southern Campuses Transformed Themselves Into Reputable Academic Centers. No Matter The Type Of Institution, These Battles Represented Cracks In The Edifice Of The Old South And Precipitated Wideranging Changes In Southern Higher Education And Society As Well. This Thoughtprovoking History Offers Scholars And Others Interested In Institutional Autonomy And The Value Of Civil Society A Deep Understanding Of The Central Role That Institutions Of Higher Education Can Play In Social And Political Change And The Vital Importance Of Independent Institutions During Times Of National Crisis.Book Features: Helps Institutional Leaders To Understand The Benefits And Challenges Of Dissolving The Walls Around The Ivory Or Ebony Tower. Offers A Complex Analysis Of The Evolution Of Higher Education In The South. Demonstrates How Changes In Higher Education Precipitated Wideranging Changes In Southern Society. Examines Contemporary Arguments About The Breadth And Limits Of First Amendment Rights And Academic Freedom On College And University Campuses.
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