One Kansas City high school shows the 'enduring legacy of racism' in urban education

from Up To Date · host Steve Kraske

Central High School in Kansas City went from an all-white student population to all-Black after Brown v. Board. UMKC professor Dr. Bradley Poos tells the story in his new book, "Urban Education: Kansas City’s Central High School and the Enduring Legacy of Racism."

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