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Originally Posted by piercehawkeye45
My logic is based on an idea that seems to be a paradox, that segregation can be integration.
Here are my premises for my logic: - Separate but equal will fail and go in favor of whites
- We are two integrated for complete segregation
- We are still mostly segregated by neighborhoods and schools
- Black children perform better under black institutions
- Forcing white and black children to go to school together does not mean integration or they get the same benefit out of school
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I withhold judgement because I do not understand the underlying logic - the reason 'why' - behind that conclusion. It leaves me to believe I neither understand piercehawkeyes45's conclusion nor grasp the logic in his underlying reasons.
If segregation creates a better educated black population, it also encourages a racist white one. A better educated population also raised with a 'them vs us' perspective - are they really better educated?