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who stood in the doorways of schoolsto preventdesegregation
another attemptto preventdesegregation
fought tooth and nailto preventdesegregation
to stand in the schoolhouse doorto preventdesegregation
Brown v. Board of Education(passive) caused bydesegregation
that they had drawn specific linesto preventdesegregation
In the spring of 1962 , city parks and public golf courses had been closedto preventdesegregation
The civil rights movement in the 1960 ’s and 1970has leddesegregation
The Arkansas laws that attemptedto preventdesegregation
no conceivable waycould preventdesegregation
the governor 's many attemptsto preventdesegregation
previous effortsto preventdesegregation
order of the Governorto preventdesegregation
closing schoolsto preventdesegregation
all white schoolspreventeddesegregation
in which Little Rock 's public high schools were ordered closed by the legislatureto preventdesegregation
Central ... after the public high schools were closedto preventdesegregation
that in 1958 temporarily closed its high schoolsto preventdesegregation
During this period , public schools here in Charlottesville were closedto preventdesegregation
during which public schools in the 1950s in Virginia closedto preventdesegregation
even though North Carolina leaders did not stand in schoolhouse doorsto preventdesegregation
In the 1950s , Arkansas used itto preventdesegregation
dispatching Texas Rangersto preventdesegregation
In some communities , schools were burnedto preventdesegregation
to close schools if necessaryto preventdesegregation
to close all public schoolsto preventdesegregation
that stood in the doorway of schoolsto preventdesegregation
Magnet schools ... are not guaranteedto successfully createdesegregation
nonviolent protest dismantle segregation ... Martin Luther King initiator organizer Rideleddesegregation
to use incentives rather than coercionto createdesegregation
that post- Brown vs Board of Education , Prince George Co in Va closed its public schoolsto preventdesegregation
even sent the Texas Rangersto preventdesegregation
to literally shut down their public schoolsto preventdesegregation
as to take over the New Orleans schoolsto preventdesegregation
to close its white secondary schoolsto preventdesegregation
The California schools named after the parentsleddesegregation
Prince Edward County schools , located southwest of Richmond , were closed for four yearsto preventdesegregation
white secondary schools in Norfolk to closeto preventdesegregation
Desegregation ' Sen. Kamala Harris ( D - CA ... by whichcreatedesegregation
During the 1958 - 1959 school year , all four of Little Rock ’s public high schools were closedto preventdesegregation
to “ white flight ” from urban areas to suburbscontributedto “ white flight ” from urban areas to suburbs
to white flight which led to suburban sprawlledto white flight which led to suburban sprawl
he arguessethe argues
from the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision was followed by a “ long retreat ” driven by white flight and overwhelmingly white oppositionresultingfrom the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision was followed by a “ long retreat ” driven by white flight and overwhelmingly white opposition
massive " white flight " thus interracial schools are impossible to achieve 3causesmassive " white flight " thus interracial schools are impossible to achieve 3
a clearer division of white and blackcreateda clearer division of white and black
if executed properly , he sayscan createif executed properly , he says
off a train of events that generated a momentum the civil rights movement had never before experienced the african american communitysetoff a train of events that generated a momentum the civil rights movement had never before experienced the african american community
black public enrollment to increase significantly outside of the South , mostly by slowing decentralization of black households to the suburbs , and large black private school enrollment declines in southern districtscausedblack public enrollment to increase significantly outside of the South , mostly by slowing decentralization of black households to the suburbs , and large black private school enrollment declines in southern districts
to The Civil Rights Act of 1964leadto The Civil Rights Act of 1964
isolating problems(passive) caused byisolating problems
educational problems(passive) caused byeducational problems
this TSO trumpeter to the teacher who changed his life 27:52ledthis TSO trumpeter to the teacher who changed his life 27:52
many white parents to send their children to private schoolscausedmany white parents to send their children to private schools
the Dallas Arts Districthelped createthe Dallas Arts District
to demise of Storer College - schurz - herald - mail May 16ledto demise of Storer College - schurz - herald - mail May 16
in 1965 Set in 1965setin 1965 Set in 1965
to violence , inequality , and cultural tensionsleadingto violence , inequality , and cultural tensions
to higher income , more years of education and better health outcomes for blacksledto higher income , more years of education and better health outcomes for blacks
to decline in enrollment , school closings , dismissal of teachers , and decline in revenuehas contributedto decline in enrollment , school closings , dismissal of teachers , and decline in revenue
to the decline of many black colleges throughout the country in the 1960 'sledto the decline of many black colleges throughout the country in the 1960 's
what the author refers to as " social dislocationcausedwhat the author refers to as " social dislocation
to appeal to both the South , currently breaking free ofdesignedto appeal to both the South , currently breaking free of
demotions or dismissals(passive) caused bydemotions or dismissals
public school quality(passive) caused bypublic school quality
more residential opportunities for its black populationcreatedmore residential opportunities for its black population
to an unintended concentration of public resources for blacks and poorledto an unintended concentration of public resources for blacks and poor
to all kinds of interesting machinations , intrigues , and double - dealingsledto all kinds of interesting machinations , intrigues , and double - dealings
to resegregationleadingto resegregation
in New Zealandto preventin New Zealand
to disinvestmentledto disinvestment
families to feel powerless and to rebelledfamilies to feel powerless and to rebel
from such factors as the Second Great Migrationresultedfrom such factors as the Second Great Migration
to erosion in the economic barriersledto erosion in the economic barriers
a need for more bus driverscreateda need for more bus drivers
To New IllusionsLedTo New Illusions
another problem for the schoolhas createdanother problem for the school
black violence(passive) caused byblack violence
President Harry S. Truman in his decision to desegregate the US militaryinfluencedPresident Harry S. Truman in his decision to desegregate the US military
to convert the System to a unitary school systemdesignedto convert the System to a unitary school system