“[A] valuable and accessible community study.” — Journal of Southern History
“An important case study in history and oral history because of its extensive use of interviews.” —
Oral History Review
“An important contribution to the study of school desegregation. . . .
From Brown to Meredith expands our understanding of the “long” civil rights movement by examining how school integration has fared in recent decades.” — Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
“The richness of these primary sources does recommend the work as a supplementary text for upper-level undergraduate and graduate courses in modern American history.” —
Journal of American History
“Well-researched and methodologically sound. . . . A laudable job.” —
Journal of African American History
About the Author
Tracy E. K’Meyer is professor of history and codirector of the Oral History Center at the University of Louisville, USA.
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