Book Reviews
School Suspensions, a Legacy of Racial Injustice
In the United States, school suspensions are more than a tool for managing behavior. Often justified in the name of order, the effect goes far beyond discipline. Far from being a neutral response, suspension produces a mechanism of exclusion. In Suspended Education: School Punishment and the Legacy of Racial Injustice, Aaron Kupchik examines how suspensions shape a system of racial inequality, transforming schools from spaces of development into institutions of control.
4.03.2026
