Is segregation such a bad thing? - Compiled by Geoffrey Andersen - Slate Magazine
It doesn't sound like one. As a (very) white American, I've always had the nagging the suspicion that white support for integration has more to do with assuaging the conscience of white Americans than with the manifest injustices regularly visited upon black Americans. At a minimum, assigning black children to minority status in schools stocked with the racist white children of racist white parents seems a dubious favor. Is compulsory integration good for black Americans?
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