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Direct linkRhames, Marilyn Anderson – Phi Delta Kappan, 2021
Conventional wisdom suggests that evangelical Christians, often among the most vocal advocates of school choice efforts in the U.S., are promoting choice out of a sense of frustration with public schools and perceived bias against religion. Research by Marilyn Anderson Rhames, however, suggests that evangelicals are no more concerned about…
Descriptors: Christianity, Public Schools, School Choice, Social Bias
