Mississippi School Segregation

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Resegregation of America’s School a Troubling Trend

People across Alabama are voting on a measure today that would strip racist language from the state’s Constitution. Clearly, race relations are not just a historical issue. As the Southern Education Desk‘s Annie Gilbertson reports, our neighboring state of Mississippi is a bellwether for a racial trend with trouble implications: the resegregation of America’s schools.

 

 

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