In this highly anticipated work of narrative nonfiction (now available for pre-order), journalist Barbara J. Miner tells the fascinating story of how the Civil Rights Movement came to Milwaukee and reshaped its public schools. She also shows how the education reform movement came to Wisconsin and how the city of Milwaukee itself became a lightning rod for efforts at school resegregation. The current education politics of Wisconsin date back at least 50 years, and have important implications for education throughout the country.
