whytheracecardisplayed1 min readSegregation-Era Laws STILL on the Books in the U.S.Updated: May 2, 2023Rated 0 out of 5 stars.No ratings yet#politicsFifty years after the United States Supreme Court found the principle of "separate but equal" educational facilities to be unconstitutional, laws passed to ensure racial segregation in public schools are still on the books. At least eight southern states have kept segregationist laws and those statutes continue to influence educational policy, according to a group of law and public policy researchers.
#politicsFifty years after the United States Supreme Court found the principle of "separate but equal" educational facilities to be unconstitutional, laws passed to ensure racial segregation in public schools are still on the books. At least eight southern states have kept segregationist laws and those statutes continue to influence educational policy, according to a group of law and public policy researchers.
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