He wants to integrate schools, redistribute educational dollars and help the poor escape from inner-city schools.
As such, there is now a small but fast-growing effort to integrate schools on economic lines.
Mr. Faubus was the Arkansas governor who defied federal orders to integrate schools in 1957, leading to violent confrontations in the streets, and to public dismay.
The consequences have been messy, and they have largely put an end to efforts to integrate schools by busing or other extraordinary means.
With idealism that, in retrospect, seems poignant, the Brown decision assumed that the removal of state-enforced segregation would be enough to integrate schools around the country.
She favored Soviet-American détente, opposed busing to integrate schools and said neither Israel nor Egypt should be sold American arms.
He also convinced Mr. Goldwater that he was mistaken in his original opposition to the Supreme Court school integration decision and the use of federal troops to enforce the court's decisions to integrate schools in the South.
In Delaware, the state government was appealing a lower court order to integrate schools, and in the District of Columbia, black parents were challenging segregation in public schools operating under federal jurisdiction.
Wonderful artists such as Dizzy Gillespie lived there; and it was one of the first American cities to integrate schools across race, religious and class lines, thanks to parents getting together to demonstrate for it in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
William Wayne Justice, a federal district judge who ruled on ground-breaking class-action suits that compelled Texas to integrate schools, reform prisons, educate illegal immigrants and revamp many other policies, died Tuesday in Austin.
