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School choice, gentrification, and the variable significance of racial stratification in urban neighborhoods

Francis A. Pearman

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Walker Swain

2017
Understanding Black male mathematics high achievers from the inside out: Internal risk and protective factors in high school

Ebony O. McGee

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Francis A. Pearman

2015
The Political Nuances of Narratives and an Urban Educator's Response

Francis A. Pearman

2014
Risk and protective factors in mathematically talented black male students: Snapshots from kindergarten through eighth grade

Ebony O. McGee

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Francis A. Pearman

2014
Critical race theory, interest convergence, and teacher education

Richard Milner

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Ebony O. McGee

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Francis A. Pearman

2013

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Neighborhood conditions can impact pre-K effectiveness
September 17, 2019. Education Drive
Pre-K benefits faded in Tennessee — but not for the reasons you think, says new study
August 02, 2019. Chalkbeat

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