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The Justice Department said it is ending more than 50 long-running school desegregation cases, a move that signals a major retrenchment in federal civil-rights oversight even as schools remain deeply segregated in practice in many places.
Why it matters: Civil-rights retreat
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The Justice Department said it is ending more than 50 long-running school desegregation cases, a move that signals a major retrenchment in federal civil-rights oversight even as schools remain deeply segregated in practice in many places.
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