integration
This SCOTUS Decision Changed the Story of School Integration
Yet 50 years after ‘Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg,’ U.S. schools remain racially segregated.
By Zachariah Sippy
The Trump Administration Is Dismantling Our Tools To Desegregate Schools
It’s not just about busing.
By Thea Sebastian
My Wakanda-Wannabe Neighborhood Still Has a Race Problem
“Your Wakanda can’t be predicated on the harms of others."
By Jenn M. Jackson
School Integration Pioneer Sylvia Mendez Says the U.S. Is More Segregated Now Than in 1945
The woman who was once a little girl at the heart of a major court case explains how things have changed.
By Isabella Gomez Sarmiento
Don't Claim You Stand With Immigrants If You Self-Segregate
White people still leave schools and neighborhoods when they become more diverse.
By Lincoln Anthony Blades
The School Vouchers Betsy DeVos Supports Might Promote Segregation
According to a new report.
By Laura Stampler