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“This forgetting has allowed the racism woven into America’s immigration policies to stay submerged beneath the more idealistic vision of the country as ‘a nation of immigrants.’” — The Atlantic
“Integration in the 21st century has typically resulted in shifts from predominantly Black schools to mixed-race schools. Yet simply increasing the number of mixed-race schools, without eliminating discriminatory treatment and tracking of Black students, may not improve Black students’ performance—and may in fact hinder it, the new research suggests.” — Futurity
“Growing up, the erasure of Asian history and culture gnawed at me. How was I to know what was missing if I’d never learned it in the first place? With little sense of history to ground my identity, I grappled with what it meant to be Asian American — a paradox that felt like two distinct worlds; I didn’t quite feel like I belonged in either of them.” — Chalkbeat Chicago
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