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Taylor, William C. – 1977
The most intractable problems of racial segregation in public schools are those that currently exist in the nation's largest metropolitan areas. The impact of black migration to the cities from the rural South and of white flight from central cities to the suburbs have created not simply racially segregated schools, but segregated school…
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Educational Opportunities, Elementary Secondary Education, Employment Opportunities