Segregation

What School Segregation Has To Do With The Rise Of Donald Trump

“It’s easy for people to let their fears dominate how they view the world.”
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The Story Of The Chinese Family That First Fought To Desegregate Southern Schools

Racial politics in the Jim Crow South were more complicated than you think.
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The NAACP Takes A Major Stand Against The Growth Of Charter Schools

The nation's oldest civil rights group is taking a critical look at the state of education.
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These School District Borders Separate The Haves From The Have Nots

Just a few miles can separate an enclave of affluence from a struggling school.
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The Black Line: New Swimming Documentary Makes Timely Arrival for 2016 Olympic Games

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A Group Of Bronx Teens Are Trying To Transform New York City's Segregated Schools

"This is the power of school integration. It has the power to open minds and open doors for so many people."
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This Student Movement is Working to Integrate NYC Schools

IntegrateNYC4Me is a student-led movement in the Bronx that's trying to combat the impact of segregation in the city.
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The Education System Is Rigged Against Low-Income Students Even In Kindergarten

The government's annual "Condition of Education" report shows disparities continue through high school and college.
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Black And Latino Students Lose Out To White Peers. And It's Getting Worse.

Six decades after Brown v. Board of Education, a U.S. agency finds we still have a two-tiered education system.
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Court Orders Mississippi Town To Desegregate Schools

It only took them fifty years.
By Reuters