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January 1, 2002Political Science Quarterly

Urban Education Reform and Minority Political Empowerment

Stefanie Chambers

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STEFANIE CHAMBERS is assistant professor of political science at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. Her research focuses on urban, racial, and ethnic politics in the United States.

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