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And Still We Rise

Miles Corwin

66 pages • 2 hours read

Miles Corwin

And Still We Rise: The Trials and Triumphs of Twelve Gifted Inner-City High School Students

Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 2000

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  • Summary

    • Chapter Summaries & Analyses

  • Introduction-Part 1, Chapter 2

  • Part 1, Chapters 3-6

  • Part 2, Chapters 7-12

  • Part 2, Chapters 13-18

  • Part 3, Chapters 19-25

  • Part 4, Chapters 26-Afterword

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  • Themes

  • Symbols & Motifs

  • Important Quotes

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    • Essay Topics

    1.

    Why does Corwin become interested in writing about the gifted program at Crenshaw? 

    2.

    What is the symbolism of “John Doe Number 27,”the 15-year-old gifted student whose murder is mentioned at the beginning of the novel?

    3.

    What obstacles do students like Olivia face in graduating from high school?

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