This volume presents a series of papers by educators involved with the issues of race, sex, and national origin desegregation. The focus is on provision of equal educational opportunities and the development of quality integrated education. The papers included are: (1) "Advocating Change in the White Male Club" by Bruce Gibb and Robert Terry; (2) "Education: Integration, Welfare and Achievement" by Barbara A. Sizemore; (3) "Cultural and Academic Stress Imposed on Afro Americans: Implications for Educational Change" by William C. Parker; (4) "Toward the Development of Minimal Specifications for Lau-Related Language Assessments" by Josue M. Gonzalez and Ricardo Fernandez; (5) "Impact of Desegregation: A Historical and Legal Analysis" by J. John Harris, III; (6) "Warmest Personal Regards" (anonymous); (7) "New Directions in Desegregation Litigation" by Martha M. McCarthy; (8) "The Burger Court and School Integration, 1978: The End of the Second Reconstruction Period, 1954-1974" by Frank Brown; (9) "Desegregation: Futuristic Considerations" by David G. Carter; and (10) "U.S. v. Board of School Commissioners, Indianapolis: A Case in Point" by Frank D. Aquila. (MK)