Still Segregated | The March @ 50 - Episode 3

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march on washington the march@50 segregation public schools African-Americans black history supreme court civil rights Shukree Tilghman Gary Orfield co-founder and director of the Civil Rights Project at UCLA re-segregation along ethnic and socioeconomic lines "apartheid schools" Robyne Hall backward momentum controversial Missouri Supreme Court decision public schools poverty racism institutional racism society culture civil liberties diversity racial diversity economic diversity inequality black students latino students
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History-Social Science
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Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
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Still Segregated | The March @ 50 - Episode 3

Shukree meets with Gary Orfield, co-founder and director of the Civil Rights Project at UCLA. They explore how American classrooms have re-segregated along ethnic and, often, socio-economic lines.

Shukree explores this backward momentum with a trip to St. Louis to examine a controversial Missouri Supreme Court decision.
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PBS Learning Media

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