Integration vs. segregation

1. The courts and desegregation: The Constitution of the United States: Amendment XIV

Plessy v. Ferguson

Brown v. Board of Education, May 17, 1954 and May 31, 1955

The Southern Manifesto: declaration of constitutional principles

The school segregation cases: opposing the opinion of the Supreme Court / Eugene Cook and William I. Potter

The constitutional clock: a horological inquiry / H. Gifford Irion

The lawfulness of the segregation decisions / Charles L. Black, Jr. Cooper v. Aaron

2. Desegregation in the South: Freedom, equality, and segregation / Guy B. Johnson

Readiness and resistance to desegregation: a social portrait of the hard core / Melvin M. Tumin

Desegregation: the future? / James W. Vander Zanden

Desegregation does not mean integration / Hodding Carter

The case for the white Southerner / Perry Morgan

3. Integration in the North and the West: De facto public school segregation / Will Maslow

The North and West have problems, too / G.W. Foster, Jr.

Is "integration" possible in the New York schools? / Nathan Glazer

4. Psychological aspects of desegregation: The desegregation of Southern schools: a psychiatric study / Robert Coles

Desegregation creates problems, too / I.N. Berlin

Stell v. Savannah-Chatham County Board of Education

5. Racial differences and learning capacities: A scientist's report on race differences / Frank C.J. McGurk

Race and intelligence / Melvin M. Tumin, editor

6. Desegregation and private education: Integration -stimulus for private education / H.H. Benjamin

Freedom of choice and democratic values / Hardy Cross Dillard.