The Case of the Negro, as to Education in the Southern States

Written in the aftermath of the Civil War, this groundbreaking report confronts the challenges facing the education of African Americans in the South. With a powerful moral vision and a deep commitment to social justice, Atticus Greene Haygood offers both a scathing critique of the status quo and a hopeful blueprint for change that continues to inspire activists and scholars today.

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