Black and White - Land, Labor, and Politics in the South by Timothy Thomas Fortune
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Total 3,899,961 2,215,674 1,803,257 784,709 12,475,044
------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Table Header A: Percentage of the school population enrolled] [Table Header B: Total Expenditure for both races[a]] [a] In Delaware the colored public schools have been supported by the school tax collected from colored citizens only; recently, however, they have received an appropriation of $2,400 from the State; in Kentucky the school-tax collected from colored citizens is the only State appropriation for the support of colored schools; in Maryland there is a biennial appropriation by the Legislature; in the District of Columbia one-third of the school moneys is set apart for colored public schools, and in the other States mentioned above the school moneys are divided in proportion to the school population without regard to race. [b] Several counties failed to make race distinctions. [c] Estimated. [d] In 1879. [e] For whites the school age is 6 to 20, for colored 6 to 16. [f] Census of 1870. [g] In 1877. [h] These numbers include some duplicates; the actual school population is 230,527. |
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