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- She was born, and raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
- Her mother was a teacher in Louisiana.
- Her father died due to not being able to get a dialysis machine. The hospital didn't give him one, because there wasn't one available at the African American hospital he went to.
- Went to segregated schools, and was judged by the color of her skin.

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- Being ignored by there white teachers.
- They are over looked when they are participating in school activities.
- Being put in classes that are easier just, because they are black.
- Black people can't learn the same material as white people.
- They are not valued as important in the classroom.
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Solutions to the problems Minorities face? 

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Solutions to the problems Minorities face? 

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- What do you think that we could do to help the minorities feel equal to there white peers?

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Next watch the interview with Lisa Delpit

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SU renowned author Dr. Lisa Delpit talks about her book Multiplication Is For White People

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Southern University Professor Dr. Lisa Delpit latest book on the education of minority children has won critical acclaim from a national organization, including the venerable American School Board Journal. Delpit's book: "Multiplication Is For White People: Raising Expectations for Other People's Children," was recently named a "Notable Book in Education of 2012."