Choosing a School for My Daughter in a Segregated City
June 28, 2016 9:27 AM Subscribe
Nikole Hannah-Jones writes at length about the struggle to choose a school for her daughter in one of America's most segregated school systems. "I understood that so much of school segregation is structural — a result of decades of housing discrimination, of political calculations and the machinations of policy makers, of simple inertia. But I also believed that it is the choices of individual parents that uphold the system." She writes in-depth about the history of segregation, integration and gentrification in her neighbourhood of New York.
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