Rights, Bunche, Rose and the "pipeline"

We address education "pipelines" and their social ecology, drawing on the 1930's writing of Ralph J. Bunche, a Nobel peace maker whose war against systematic second-class education for the poor, minority and nonminority alike is nearly forgotten; and of the epidemiologist Geoffrey Ros...

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Published in:Journal of the National Medical Association 2006-09, Vol.98 (9), p.1546-1552
Main Authors: Marks, Steven R, Wilkinson-Lee, Ada M
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