NYC Schools Lack Diverse Student Populations
"The research really shows that students who go through desegregated schools feel more comfortable around people of other races," said Wells. "They are more likely to live in integrated neighborhoods. They're more likely to feel comfortable working in an environment that is more racially diverse."
The report, entitled "50 Years After Historic Decision, City Schools Remain Segregated," appeared on the February 17 broadcast of New York 1.previous page