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Bradford: Integration Is the New Poverty — at Least When It Comes to Crafting Excuses for America’s Underperforming Schools

Demonstrators picket in front of a school board office in protest of segregation in St. Louis, Missouri, in the early 1960s. (PhotoQuest/Getty Images)

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