In examining the arrest categories of the county's youthful offenders, the study found no evidence that the racial disparity in transfer rates could be explained by a pattern of more violent or more heinous crimes by minority youths than by white youths.
Accordingly, it is entirely within Congress's 15th Amendment power to enact a statute such as the Voting Rights Act that seeks to root out disenfranchisement laws that transfer racial discrimination from the criminal justice system into the context of voting.
At one point, suspected of participating in a "racial melee," he was transferred to Chino and placed in solitary, until an investigation absolved him.
It's another success for Lan's theatre, whose production of The Scottsboro Boys, an edgy musical about racial bigotry, also successfully transferred this year.
Comparisons between the association between BMI and hours of work for White and Black married women suggest a possible racial gap in intra-marriage transfers from husbands to wives.
It found that transfers from neighborhood schools to charter schools in Chicago do not increase racial stratification across the schools; rather, transferred students moved to schools with similar or slightly lower proportions of other students of the same race and ethnicity.
The school district generally did not permit transfers that would decrease racial or ethnic diversity.
The racial and ethnic mix has shifted among transfer students, as well, but not as drastically, according to CUNY figures.
For kindergarten through 12th grade, the guidelines tell school districts that they can shape policies on locating schools, drawing attendance boundaries and governing student transfers to achieve a better racial mix.
A supervisor in one of the Police Department's elite units who used racial epithets while on duty has been transferred to Harlem, assuming command of night patrols in the city's most prominent black neighborhood.
