Supplementary Materials

Preface

• Interview with Julius Chambers

CHAPTER l
Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
Structure and Agency in the Resegregation of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
Roslyn Arlin Mickelson, Stephen Samuel Smith, and Amy Hawn Nelson

• Appendix-1.a Key Elements in the Nested State & National Policy Structures

CHAPTER 2
The Price of Success
The Political Economy of Education, Desegregation, and Development in Charlotte
Stephen Samuel Smith

• Figure 2.a

CHAPTER 5
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools in Context
Racial and Economic Imbalance at the District and State Level, 1994-2012
Charles T. Clotfelter, Helen F. Ladd, and Jacob L. Vigdor

• Appendix 5.a
• Appendix 5.b

CHAPTER 7
Residential Choice as School Choice
The Impact of Unitary Status in Charlotte-Mecklenburg
David Liebowitz and Lindsay C. Page

• Appendix 7.a
• Figure 7.a

CHAPTER 8
From Black and White to Technicolor
Demographic Change in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
Michelle Plaisance, Elizabeth Morrell, and Paul McDaniel

• Figure 8.a
• Table 8.a
• Table 8.b

CHAPTER 9
A Long Path to Success
Integration and Community Engagement at Shamrock Gardens Elementary School
Amy Hawn Nelson

• Figure 9.a
• Figure 9.b
• Table 9.a
• Table 9.b
• Table 9.c
• Table 9.d
• Table 9.e

CHAPTER 10
The Law’s Delay
Pursuing School Diversity and Equity in Leandro’s Shadow
Mark Dorosin and Luke Largess

• Appendix 10.a