School Segregation

Welcome to the "School Segregation" category on Questions LLC! In this section, we delve into the complex and important topic of school segregation. School segregation refers to the practice of separating students based on race, ethnicity, or socioeconomic background, leading to unequal access to quality education and opportunities. By exploring various questions related to this issue, we aim to promote understanding, awareness, and potential solutions to help overcome the challenges posed by school segregation. Whether you're a student, educator, parent, or simply curious to learn more, we invite you to explore the thought-provoking questions and engage in constructive discussions on this pressing matter. Together, let's analyze the causes and consequences of school segregation, as well as explore initiatives and ideas for fostering inclusive learning environments that benefit all students.

Questions (10)

1. Why did Harry Briggs and other parents sue the Summerton School District?A. They believed black schools weren't equal to
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2. asked by what
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Which group was not allowed to attend the same school as whites?A. Hispanic Americans B. African Americans C. American Indians
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2. asked by Anonymous
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true or false the nine supreme justices ruled unanimously to end school segregation
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2. asked by meh
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Why did Harry Briggs and other parents sue the Summerton School District?A. They believed black schools weren't equal to white
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2. asked by Aquafina
3. 109 views
Excerpt from the “Southern Manifesto” on Integration, 1956We regard the decision of the Supreme Court in the school cases as
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2. asked by no
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What started the school segregation?
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2. asked by Shadow
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Was Brown vs. Board of Education the only events that have an effect on school segregation? Or was there other events that made
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2. asked by Shadow
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Which method was used to end school segregation in Indiana? (1 point) ResponsesA. The desegregation of neighborhoods also
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2. asked by JJJJ
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Read the following quote:We come then to the question presented: Does segregation of children in public schools solely on the
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2. asked anonymously
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The Briggs v. Elliot case found that(1 point) Responses schools can be segregated and do not have to be equal. schools can be
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2. asked by Ebaybu
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