The Resegregation of America's schools (youtube.com)
70 years since Brown v. BoEd.
People with means live in better locations, and better locations have better schools. So how can we extend better schools to neighborhoods where no one wants to live?
Isn't it the same question as immigration, where people have to recognize what percentage of outsiders can be integrated, beyond which number they can't. And then within a segregated location, we could tackle those problems in their proper location.
Billions of dollars can force-segregate schools, but landlord prejudice will eventually mean the not-wanted won't live near there. Segregation is at levels it was at in the 60s again, ABC reported. Sorting and admission process in (NY) schools may be channeling blacks into separate schools.