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Not One Judge's Opinion: Morgan v. Hennigan and the Boston Schools

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Abrams, Roger I. – Harvard Educational Review, 1975

In this article, the author, who was one of the plaintiffs' counsel in the litigation of Morgan v. Hennington, examined the factual and legal bases of the federal district court's opinion. (Editor/RK)

Descriptors: Black Students, Board of Education Policy, Court Litigation, Decision Making

The Legal Responsibilities of Public Schools for Dealing with Minority Group Members.

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Carter, Robert L. – 1967

This conference paper points out that the public schools are not providing equal educational opportunities. Although de jure segregation is being eliminated, existing de facto segregation is no less injurious to the young child. Wherever the educational process permits a differentiation which places Negro children at a disadvantage, the public…

Descriptors: Black Youth, De Facto Segregation, Desegregation Litigation, Educational Policy