Policy Action · Petition
STOP THE RESEGREGATION OF SCHOOLS
Decades-old desegregation orders are being quietly dismissed.
Coming Soon★ WHAT'S HAPPENING
THE SITUATION
Beginning in 2025, the DOJ joined officials in asking courts to dismiss decades-old desegregation orders (including DeSoto Parish, LA, formally ended in early 2026). More than 80 districts remain under such orders. EO 14280 (April 23, 2025) also rolls back disparate-impact school-discipline guidance.
★ WHY IT MATTERS
These orders exist because districts were found unlawfully segregated; ending them without proof of compliance risks accelerating resegregation. Research consistently links integration to better long-term outcomes for students of color.
★ WHAT WE'RE DEMANDING
Stop dismissing active desegregation orders; keep them until districts prove full compliance.
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