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Fault Lines - The Atavist Magazine
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A magnet program brought acclaim to a public high school in Los Angeles. But beneath the excellence lurked a culture of abuse.
A pioneering humanities program shaped a generation of students and brought acclaim to a public high school in Los Angeles. But beneath the excellence lurked a culture of abuse. By Seyward Darby The Atavist Magazine, No. 130 Seyward Darby is editor in chief of The Atavist Magazine . She is the author of the book Sisters in Hate: American Women on the Front Lines of White Nationalism . Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Harper’s, The Guardian, The New Republic, and other publications, and she was a cohost of the Atavist podcast No Place Like Home . Editor: Jonah Ogles Art Director:
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