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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]SJWs like to use loaded words like Segrated Schools to conjure up old images of actively segrated such oils and toilets and busses by old laws.

Most of the world with k-12 education systems (and many counties to half or less than that), are neighborhood zoned. Especially if a bussing system is used.

Milwaukee tried Chapter 220 bussing program during the 1980/ and 1990s. Inner city school families had to sign up and get a lotto seat in a suburb school that had capacity.

It ran out of money and had unmeaningful results beyond bolstering the track, football and basketball teams. [/quote]

So you're saying these schools aren't segregated? The demographics tell a different story.[/quote]

If a school reflects the the demographics of the neighborhood it serves, it is not segregated.

If you want to call the neighborhood segregated, that is your choice. 
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That's some impressive hair-splitting you're doing there.[/quote]

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