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The Journal of Negro Education , 62 2 , — CrossRef Google Scholar. Hicks, T. Assessing the academic, personal, and social experiences of pre-college students who participated in a transitional summer program. Journal of College Admission , 1 , 19— Assessing parental involvement of first-generation and second-Generation college students. The ACT Journal , 9 1 , 12— Advising the first-generation college students: Effective retention tools for colleges and universities advisement teams.

The Mentor: Academic Advising Journal , 1 1. Holman, J. Autoethnography: Making the personal political. In Norman K. Lincoln Eds. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Hsiao, K. Elliot, in , twenty African Americans parents from Clarendon County, South Carolina, petitioned for better schools for their children.

The schools they had were wooden shacks. They wanted the new schools to be equal to the whites. James Hinton and Rev. Delaine, the parents issued a challenge to find the courage to test the legality of the discriminatory practices aimed at African American school children.

Some students had to walk eight miles each way to school. They approached the Clarendon County school board but the officials failed to secure school buses. African American parents collected donations and purchased a secondhand school bus. Elliot was filed. The court ruled against the petitioners and ordered schools to be equalized, focusing on equalization and ignoring the broader question of the constitutionality of segregation.

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