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Homeschooling as Racial Retreat: The Impact of School District and Leadership Diversity
What explains the decision to homeschool? This study examines whether local racial context influences families’ decisions to homeschool their children. I argue that many white parents exit public school systems due to concerns about the distribution of school resources to racial out-groups, particul
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