The Ties That Bind
The Ties That Bind
Schools, Stories, and the Black Community of Earle
This chapter describes two schools located in Earle, Arkansas. In contrast with Delight, the school and community in Earle has a legacy of racialized exclusion and inequality rather than relative inclusion and equality. In Earle, two communities exist, a white community and black community, attending separate schools and living separate lives. The schools reflect and maintain racial segregation.
Keywords: Earle, Arkansas, racialized exclusion, white community, black community, racial segregation
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