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work_d7vragz3jnbsphnlvghxwqp6li	June Meyer	You can't see the trees for the school	1967	10	.pdf	application/pdf	11975	9349	120	REPOR T RESUMES YOU CAN'T SEE THE TREES FOR THE SCHOOL. MEYER,BYJUNE EDRS PRICE MF-$0.25 HC-$0.28 5P. DESCRIPTORS*HIGH SCHOOL STUD *INTERVIEWS, *STUDENT ATTI RACIAL ATTITUDES, NEGA SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT (PSYCHOLOGICAL RIC PUB DATE DEC 67 NTS, *NEGROES, *PUERTO RICANS, UDES, SELF CONCEPT, ASPIRATION, IVE ATTITUDES, SCHOOL ATTITUDES, RACIAL RECOGNITION, IDENTIFICATION BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL, HARLEM ESE QUOTED CONVERSATIONS WITH FOUR NEGRO AND PUERTO AN STUDENTS AT BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL IN EAST HARLEM REVEAL THE NEGATIVE FEELINGS OF TWO OF THE TEENAGERS ABOUT THE VALUE OF AN EDUCATION ANC THE MOBILITY ASPIRATIONS THE TALKS SHOW A FATALISTIC HOPELESSNESS ABOUT THE BARRIERS IMPOSED BY RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AND A DEFENSIVE ATTITUDE ABOUT RACIAL IDENTIFICATION. THE RECORDER OF THE CONVERSATIONS FEELS THAT THE MOST "HOPEFUL" NOTE . REFLECTED IN THESE EXCHANGES IS THAT THREE OF THE STUDENTS PLAN.TO TEACH ANC TWO OF THEM ARE ALREADY INVOLVED AS TUTORS. THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED IN "THE URBAN REVIEW," VOLUME 2,	./cache/work_d7vragz3jnbsphnlvghxwqp6li.pdf	./txt/work_d7vragz3jnbsphnlvghxwqp6li.txt