Here are some resources that helped me through my paper. They gave me good speaking points to my paper because they left open ended questions that I could talk about further.

New York Times article that can be retrieved from George Smathers Library database LexisNexis. Title: 'Separate but Equal' Goes Back to Court - A Special Report,; Epilogue to Integration Fight: Blacks Favor Own Colleges

Ensuring Equal Opportunity in Public Education: http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2008/06/comparability.html

Fox 5 DC interview with Lezli Bakersville, President of NAFEO, commenting to budgeting for HBCU's and hazing effects in that community: http://www.myfoxdc.com/dpp/mornings/funding-hazing-big-issues-facing-historically-black-colleges0-032612

CNN opinion reports on "Your Education is not an Equal Opportunity": http://www.cnn.com/2011/OPINION/05/16/chaltain.equal.education/index.html

Princeton President, molecular biologist, Shirely Tilghman speaks to equal opportunity education: http://bigthink.com/ideas/3533

Good sources. I used our book as well to help with my paper and found an interesting article to tie back to some of the unequal opportunity it discusses in the book. My topic geared toward a broad overview of all stigmas placed in the 'unequal' public education area and factors that may make it that way, as well as ways to improve.