'desegregate' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb that means to end discrimination and segregation based on race, religion, gender, or other factors. It can be used in any formal or informal written context. For example, "The school board voted to desegregate the district, allowing students to attend any school regardless of race."
The two cases contain plenty more parallels, and if there was a poor people's movement to match the civil rights movement of the mid-20th century today, people would be marching in the streets – not to desegregate schools but to keep them open.
And in 1982 the court applied the same principle to nullify a Seattle ballot initiative banning busing to desegregate the city's schools.
All students are now assigned to the school closest to their homes unless they have chosen to attend a magnet programme.Busing began in Denver in 1974 when a federal judge ordered the city to desegregate its schools.
He threw himself into that struggle, touring the American South with his daughter Penny, a much-jailed student activist who had cut her teeth in a campaign to desegregate a skating rink in Pennsylvania.But by the early 1970s, the "fizz had gone out of the booze".
He was a "New Democrat" before the term was invented, realising early the need to desegregate and industrialise the South and to be fiscally conservative: witness his sponsoring in 1985 of the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings bill to cut the deficit.
ALMOST 30 years ago, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school district became the first such district in the country to bring in court-ordered busing in an attempt to desegregate its classrooms.
Officials who want lots of integration can only achieve it, in many cases, with a strong hand and a blatantly colour-conscious mind.From 1975 to 2000, for example, the Jefferson County school district remained under a court order to desegregate.
Fifty years ago, it was the judges who forced the schools to desegregate through Brown v Board of Education (1954).
In terms of physical segregation by housing, this is true of many south Asian communities across the country.Analysis by Ceri Peach, of the University of Oxford, shows that whereas Caribbean blacks have tended to desegregate over time, south Asians have tended to cluster together even more.
d751495f-be9e-47d1-8f4a-99667f957cf6 ALMOST 30 years ago, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school district became the first such district in the country to bring in court-ordered busing in an attempt to desegregate its classrooms.
America should desegregate its schools to give black children the same opportunity as white ones.Brown was in fact less clear-cut than it looked.
