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Would this form of government segregation tend to increase statistical discrimination on the basis of race or lower it? how can you tell? segregation laws and statistical discrimination would cause an increase in racial discrimination.
Statistical discrimination is where discrimination based on race or gender can be seen and felt even when the economic resources are equally distributed. Jim Crow laws provided black students with bad schools and bad funding. If one was a teacher in a black school then they had a poor salary regardless of who they were. This kind of government would create enmity, and hatred, and one group would see themselves as inferior.
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Congress enacted the CRIRA in 1980, giving the US attorney general legal standing to bring suit in federal court on behalf of persons institutionalised by the states under unconstitutional conditions. Institutionalised persons almost lacked the resources and the ability to protect constitutioanl and federal statutory rights to adequate living conditions. CRIPA was needed because several federal court cases in the late 1970s denied the attorney general standing absent express statutory authority.