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Home Members Submissions Publications Current Issue Past Issues Illinois Law Forum Symposium Baum Lecture Members Only Contact Us	Volume 2004   Number 5       Symposium:  Promises to Keep?: Brown v. Board and Equal Educational Opportunity Foreword The Board of Editors The Briggs v. Elliott Legacy:  Black Culture, Consciousness, and Community Before Brown, 1930-1954 Darlene Clark Hine From Brown to Grutter: The Diverse Beneficiaries of Brown v. Board of Education Margaret L. Andersen  Success and Failure: How Systemic Racism Trumped the Brown v. Board of Education Decision Joe R. Feagin Bernice McNair Barnett Vouchers and the Privatization of American Education: Justifying Racial Resegregation from Brown to Zelman Klint Alexander Kern Alexander Meyers v. Board of Education: The Brown v. Board of Indian Country Lawrence R. Baca Business as Usual? Brown and the Continuing Conundrum of Race in America Robert S. Chang Jerome M. Culp, Jr. Fifty Years Later, It's Time to Mend Brown's Broken Promise Boyce F. Martin, Jr.
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