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Brown v. Board of Education Review
Brown v. Board of Education Review
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Approximately how many Black educators lost their jobs in the years after Brown v. Board of Education?
20,000
10,000
38,000
1,000
2
Black students who have at least one Black teacher by third grade are....
All of the above
7% more likely to graduate high school
13% more likely to enroll in college
None of the above
3
Segregation in schools has climbed back up since 1988
True
False
4
School enrollment in K-12 public schools became more diverse after Brown v. Board of Education
False
True
5
What percentage of Black principals lost their jobs in the years after Brown v. Board of education
90%
60%
75%
20%
6
What is the benefit of having a teacher who represents a "window"?
Students can see themselves in their teacher
Students and teachers share life experiences
It builds a sense of belonging
It builds empathy, students learn about other identities or experiences
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Across the country, Black male educators represent about _________% of all teachers.
1.3%
5
10%
25
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What is the benefit of having a teacher who represents a "Mirror"?
It can build a sense of belonging
It builds empathy
It can help students learn about different identities and life experiences
They become every students' favorite teacher
9
Ruby Bridges is still alive today
True
False
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Unconstitutional means...
Everyone is agreeing on one decision
A law or policy is not allowed by the U.S. Constitution
A law or policy is allowed according the the U.S. Constitution
Something is unfair or unjust
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4 years after Brown v. Board of education Ruby Bridges became the first black student to attend an all-white school
True
False
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What did Brown v. Board of Education decide?
Colleges cannot consider race or ethnicity when making admissions decisions
Students should be allowed to have school choice
Segregation of public schools is unconstitutional
Segregation of public schools constitutional
