Conclusion: Religion, Race, and the Structure of Public Education

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents ix
3. Introduction. Reframing Religion and Race in Public Education 1
4. I Secularization / Race
5. 1 The Racialized Moral and Spiritual Values of New York State 17
6. 2 New York City and the Deification of the Founding Fathers 38
7. II Desegregation / Religion
8. 3 Juvenile Delinquency and the Love of Neighbor 67
9. 4 Conflicting Religious Visions of Integration 94
10. III Purposes of Public Education
11. 5 Government Aid and the Scope of Public Education 123
12. 6 Community Control as Religious and Racial World-Making 145
13. Conclusion: Religion, Race, and the Structure of Public Education 177
14. Acknowledgments 183
15. Notes 187
16. Selected Bibliography 221
17. Index 227
18. About the Author 241