In "Overturning Brown," Steve Suitts embarks on a compelling examination of the modern school choice movement, revealing its unsettling parallels with segregationist strategies that emerged in the wake of the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision. With meticulous analysis, Suitts uncovers how the seemingly benevolent rhetoric of school choice and educational reform masks a systematic effort to undermine the principles of equal opportunity that Brown aimed to establish. Through a critical lens, he explores how current policies, championed by figures like Betsy DeVos and backed by powerful privatization lobbies, perpetuate a cycle of economic and educational disparity, echoing the segregationist agenda of the past. Suitts masterfully illustrates how the expansion of voucher programs and the diversion of public funds to charter and private schools, predominantly serving white and affluent populations, exacerbate inequality and hinder the progress toward racial and socio-economic integration in American education. "Overturning Brown" is not just a historical comparison; it is a clarion call to recognize and confront the sophisticated mechanisms that threaten to reverse the gains of the Civil Rights Movement. By exposing the smoke and mirrors of the current education reform narrative, Suitts challenges us to safeguard the future of America's underprivileged youth and to recommit to the fight for genuine equality in education.