Abstract
The Street Stops Here: A Year at a Catholic High School in Harlem, by Patrick J. McCloskey
Highlights
Established by the Christian Brothers in 1938, Rice, like most Catholic schools at this time, was founded to educate young Catholics, predominantly White and of Irish or Italian decent
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Summary
Established by the Christian Brothers in 1938, Rice, like most Catholic schools at this time, was founded to educate young Catholics, predominantly White and of Irish or Italian decent.
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