But 60 years later, much of that change has been rolled back, according to a new report by the UCLA Project on Civil Rights, the first major national evaluation of school segregation in decades.

Segregation in Twin Cities public schools is the result of class as much as race.

Some 60 years after Brown v. Board of Education, a series of key Supreme Court decisions have dramatically reduced the number of implementation methods available to communities engaged in school ...

Despite the sacrifice of nine black teenagers in 1957 in Little Rock, Arkansas, few white and minority students share a classroom today.

Segregation is resurgent all across the country, including right here in Massachusetts.

WASHINGTON - Segregation is making a comeback in U.S. schools.Project co-director Gary Orfield, author of the "Brown at 60" report, said the changes are troubling because they show some minority ...

After desegregation in 1964 families fled to private schools. Have things changed since then? CC BY ProPublica, A Georgia Family Wrestles With School Choice 60 Years After Desegregation, YouTube ...

The segregation clause was among several mentioned in a public memo detailing President Trump’s executive order on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Trump rescinded an order issued by President ...

Mary Jean Price Walls is finally getting a degree from Missouri State University, 60 years after she originally applied for admission. She was the first black student ever to apply for admission ...

The district has seen a proliferation of charter schools in recent years that opponents say contributes to self-segregation.

Richard V. Reeves: Sixty years after Brown v. Board of Education struck down legal racism in schools, how are we doing? Segregation has survived the ending of legal discrimination, and schools ...

The image of a group of black teenagers known as the "Little Rock Nine" who were escorted by federal troops past an angry white mob into Arkansas' Central High School 60 years ago this week marked ...