- the
school districts desegregate "with all
deliberate speed".
Public school administrators had to
begin the
process of
desegregating the
schools through...
-
Desegregation is the
process of
ending the
separation of two groups,
usually referring to races.
Desegregation is
typically measured by the
index of dissimilarity...
-
students under the
voluntary METCO program that
sought to ****ist in
desegregating the
Boston schools by
offering places in
suburban school districts to...
- New York
University Press. ISBN 9780814742716. Kean,
Melissa (2008).
Desegregating Private Higher Education in the South: Duke, Emory, Rice, Tulane, and...
-
Auburn University desegregated on
January 4, 1964, with the
enrollment and
registration of
graduate student Harold A Franklin.
Franklin was
admitted as...
-
Freedom of Choice, or Free
transfer plan, was the name for a
number of
plans developed in the
United States during 1965–1970,
aimed at the integration...
-
Resistance movement that
included the
closing of
schools rather than
desegregating them. For
several decades after the
Brown decision, African-American...
-
Racial integration, or
simply integration,
includes desegregation (the
process of
ending systematic racial segregation),
leveling barriers to ****ociation...
- airport". The Hill.
Retrieved July 4, 2020. Ladino,
Robyn Duff (1996).
Desegregating Texas Schools: Eisenhower, Shivers, and the
Crisis at
Mansfield High...
- 1974 to 1976, the court-ordered
busing of
students to
achieve school desegregation led to
sporadic outbreaks of
violence in Boston's
schools and in the...
