The Southern Case for School Segregation

The Southern Case for School Segregation is an extended personal essay by James Jackson Kilpatrick, published in 1962. The work defends the South's practices of racial segregation in public schools, particularly in the context of the Supreme Court's decision in Brown v. Board of Education. Kilpatrick explores the social and cultural attitudes surrounding race relations in the South during this era, providing insight into the complexities of the segregation debate.