... that roam the streets, explore the racism and prejudices haunting America. Jerome also meets Sarah, the police officer's daughter, who struggles to understand her father's actions. Jerome and Sarah form a unique relationship which allows Jerome to cope with his pain; “bearing witness,” Jerome also empowers...

...Christopher L. Busey Teaching about matters of ethnicity, race, and culture in the social studies is controversial in nature, but necessary to ensuring students are leaving the classroom with some multicultural competence. In social studies , discussion of race and racism is typically confined...

...Bob Pettapiece; Sabrina Smith Campbell Although several articles of progress exist that indicate various levels of improvement in race relations in America—perhaps the most notable being the election of the country’s first African American president--racism is far from over. News reports have...