Disillusioned

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The book intricately weaves together the narratives of five American families grappling with the complexities of race, education, and community in suburban settings. Each family's story highlights the systemic challenges they face, from a Black family's struggle against a punitive school system to a multiracial mother's activism against local complacency. Through these diverse experiences, the author examines the historical and ongoing impacts of racial denial and demographic shifts, ultimately calling for a collective effort to address America's divided communities and the future of public education.