If you look at how housing segregation works in America, you can see how things ended up this way. And once you see it, you can't un-see it. | NPR

Why are schools in the U.S. still racially segregated? Schools in the United States are racially segregated in practice despite more than 65 years of legal precedent outlawing segregation through policy. The causes for school segregation have evolved, but the problem remains. Our research investigates different geographic contexts to understand why. Our goal is to determine policy solutions in the United States that will end the practice of providing separate and unequal education to children fr