White girl
Subtitle: a story of school desegregation
By: by Clara Silverstein.
Publisher: University of Georgia Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Athens
Language: eng
Number of pages: 149
Subjects: Silverstein, Clara, 1960- -- Childhood and youth.; Children, White -- Virginia -- Richmond -- Biography.; Middle school students -- Virginia -- Richmond -- Biography.; Girls -- Virginia -- Richmond -- Biography.; Whites -- Virginia -- Richmond -- Biography.; School integration -- Virginia -- Richmond -- History -- 20th century.; Richmond (Va.) -- Race relations.; Richmond (Va.) -- Biography.
Genres: Biography.
Table of contents: title: A school bus, a mother's tears; title: Joined hands; title: My father's last moments; title: Ann and Lee, Mom and Dad; title: Packing it in; title: You talk like a Yankee; title: Tomboys; title: Freedom of choice - yes! busing - never!; title: "Model" schools; title: Interim integration; title: Busing hits home; title: Manners; title: Jim Crow's legacy; title: Liberal teacher, Southern lady; title: The buses roll; title: No one wants you here; title: Black is beautiful; title: Self-segregation; title: Separate soundtracks; title: In the classrooms; title: My flag, my shame; title: Girl talk; title: Ebony and ivory; title: The white boys; title: Filmstrip in the dark; title: The fox-trot, the cha-cha; title: Invisible; title: Voice of loneliness; title: The liberals; title: Legacy of defeat; title: No yearbooks, no good-byes; title: Singing "Dixie"; title: The open high school; title: I surrender!; title: Belonging and not belonging; title: Driving lessons; title: Preppie envy; title: A shell tossed into the ocean; title: The education mom; title: Racial differences still evident; title: Was this a good school?; title: My father's words; title: I am Lee's daughter; title: Splinters of glass.