One Explanation Why Desegregation Has Not Uniformly Improved Intergroup Relations

question 15

Multiple Choice

One explanation why desegregation has not uniformly improved intergroup relations is that

• A) schools can be integrated, but not desegregated.
• B) schools can be officially desegregated, but internally remain segregated.
• C) too many students of color are not fluent in English.
• D) schools in many large cities are too diverse.

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