Why did many schools remain segregated

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Many schools remained segregated as communities moved slowly to comply with the court's ruling in Brown v Board of Education. Since children usually attended a school in their neighborhood, segregation in public schools reflected the racial segregation of neighborhoods. In many cases, de facto segregation still existed.

Oksanka [162]4 years ago

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If their would be more blacks than whites in a neighborhood, the schools would have not been as segregated as if the neighborhoods are whites>blacks.

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