![]() ![]() ![]() That had been a natural conclusion: after the school began accepting African Americans, James’ father was of the first Black graduates. She spoke from experience: James had graduated from Taft, a private high school in Connecticut. Do-able, as in the new book “Admissions” by Kendra James, if you didn’t have other frustrations to deal with.įor three years after college, Kendra James’ Saturday mornings were set: she spent them speaking to low-income parents and prospective students at a private high school on the upper east side of Manhattan, talking about the benefits of private school and the “golden tickets” that would pay for this opportunity. Do-able, if you could run fast, leap over crouching freshmen, and dodge slow-moving teachers. A hundred-eighty seconds to rush from room to room, always on the opposite sides of campus – do-able, as long as you didn’t have to fetch something from a locker or another spot. ![]()
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