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Survey 3: More like America
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- The Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education eliminated racism in U.S. public schools.
- Despite growing diversity, U.S. schools are becoming increasingly segregated.
- Separate but equal education for white students and students of color is fair.
- Segregated inner city schools have more highly concentrated poverty.
- Segregation contributes to a gap in quality education for students.
- Non-segregated schools both improve tests scores and better prepare students for life in an increasingly multicultural society.
- Most of my classmates live in the suburbs.
- I personally enjoy studying with people from different cultures.
- Most of my classmates are of the same cultural and racial background as I am.
- I wish my school’s student population was more diverse.
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