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Chicago Desegregates Predominantly White Schools,an to develop their desegregation plan, the national polit-ical winds had blown to the right. As Ronald Reagan’s administration took over, the Justice Department’s politics also shifted. The shifting political climate made it easier for the Justice Department to approve the city’s desegregation plan

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Conclusion,eral government the power to fulfill civil rights promises to millions of citizens whose race, color, and national origin had prevented full participation in the American society. One of the fundamentally important areas the Civil Rights Act addressed was the desegregation of schools. Schools have b

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Conclusions and Synthesis of Resultsed in 1966. Both were older, white, clean-shaven men with neatly trimmed hair. But Redmond’s entrance into the superintendent’s office marked a symbolic shift in the handling of the city’s schools—at least in regard to the city’s image of desegregation. While Willis had been praised for increasing r

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Finance and Technological Changemmed from the actions of federal agencies seeking to enforce the Civil Rights Act in a climate of both militant resistance and support. Federal agencies such as the Department of Justice and the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) disagreed with the Chicago Board of Education as the a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-3244-9 dream, the city lost a court case, which proved that it had intentionally segregated its schools, and the courts ordered “metropolitan desegregation” through the creation and pair-ing of township districts with Chicago’s segregated areas. Chicago closed several segregated schools, increased its mag

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84800-033-9gh Todd had the opportunity to bring the first criminal case (.) against a Chicago policeman for denying an individual’s civil rights while in the US Attorney’s Office in Chicago, Todd indicated that he was interested in working on larger issues than what the Justice Department was currently pur-sui