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And Still We Rise

Miles Corwin

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

Miles Corwin

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    And Still We Rise 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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