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When Will There Be an Accounting for Segregation?
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When Will There Be an Accounting for Segregation?
By Elizabeth A. Herbin-TriantSign at Shenandoah National ParkJim Crow as an Economic SystemAmericans are increasingly aware of the racial wealth gap and the state and federal policies that not only created this inequality, but also deepened it over many generations. Yet conversations about the racial wealth gap have not given segregation, aside from the subject of residential segregation, the attention it deserves. To be sure, residential segreg…
The findings of the indicators published by the Ministry on schools and colleges in Perpignan are without appeal. The city is one of the most segregated in France in terms of social mix at the school. Geography and...
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