American Decades
"An Interview on Title IX with Shirley Chisholm, Holly Knox, Leslie R. Wolfe, Cynthia G. Brown, and Mary Kaaren Jolly"
Interview
By: Editors of Harvard Educational Review
Date: November 1979
Source: "An Interview on Title IX with Shirley Chisholm, Holly Knox, Leslie R. Wolfe, Cynthia G. Brown, and Mary Kaaren Jolly." Harvard Educational Review 49, no.4, November 1979, 504–508, 519.
About the Publication: The Harvard Educational Review is a leading journal in the field of education. Its mission is to provide an interdisciplinary forum for discussion and debate about education's most vital issues. A quarterly publication, the HER presents opinions and research articles.
Introduction
Equity for women as well as for African Americans was a goal during the Civil Rights era. Title IX, instituted by the Federal Government in 1972, is part of an affirmative action program. It prohibits discrimination based on sex in elementary and secondary schools and on college...
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1970's Education Primary Sources
- "Now is the Time of the Furnaces, And Only Light Should be Seen"
- Pedagogy of the Oppressed
- "Rethinking Black History"
- "The Joy of Learning—In the Open Corridor"
- "Busing—The Supreme Court Goes North"
- Writing Without Teachers
- College Opportunity Act of 1978
- "Open Admissions and Equal Access: A Study of Ethnic Groups in the City University of New York"
- "Introduction: The First Decade of Women's Studies"
- "An Interview on Title IX with Shirley Chisholm, Holly Knox, Leslie R. Wolfe, Cynthia G. Brown, and Mary Kaaren Jolly"
- "The Frenetic Fanatic Phonic Backlash"
- "Some Characteristics of the Historically Black Colleges"
- Martin Luther King Junior Elementary School Children, et al., Plaintiffs, v. Ann Arbor School District Board
- The Read-Aloud Handbook
- Copyright Page
- Acknowledgments
