This insightful book serves as a conversation starter about race and racism, particularly in American education settings. The author, Beverly Daniel Tatum, Ph.D., looks into why Black students are often found clustering together in social settings, diving deep into the concept of racial identity development. It's a compelling analysis that offers a fresh perspective, encouraging readers to confront their own biases and take steps towards fostering cross-racial dialogues.

Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?

The book 'Can We Talk About Race?' digs into the complex issue of race in the context of America's education system, illuminating the ongoing nature of school segregation and its impact on American society. It serves as a thoughtful exploration of the inherent complexities, offering constructive dialogues and alternative solutions to this chronic problem.

Beverly Daniel Tatum

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