Black Integration a Failed Social Experiment

This book is meant to generate a discussion about integration absent of the emotion. The people that were involved in the Civil Rights Movement decided that this was the best way to move Blacks as a group forward. This had never been attempted in America. There was no blue print. The nation is fifty years into the experiment, so it is time to take a cold, hard look at the outcomes of the Black community to determine if the experiment has been effective. In order to determine the effectiveness we need to examine the outcomes for the group. Progress can not be measured by the exceptions but by the rule. If a few Blacks have progressed and the majority have not, then the nation has to reevaluate this policy.

I was born an raised in NYC, in the 1960's. I resided in integrated neigborhoods and attended integrated schools. I have a B.A. from Queens College (CUNY) Majors: Political Science & Sociology 1985 I have a MSW from Stony Brook University (SUNY) Master of Social Work- General 2005 I have a LMSW from NYS Department of Education 2006. I have worked in the Social Service field for 27 years, in New York City in various positions, with increasing levels of responsibility. I am married with children and reside in New York.