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I suggest both de jure segregation and de facto segregation be redirects to racial segregation. Peter Grey 05:06, 3 April 2006 (UTC) Sounds good to me...

force behind school segregation.-Jordantoni UCSD (talk) 03:31, 5 November 2016 (UTC) The article contends that de jure school segregation first occurred in...

been to assist students with special physical needs, to enforce de jure racial segregation, and to serve youths in the criminal justice system. While these...

scholars agree that Brown was an open door policy for integration of de jure segregation. If that were true, this decision would not actually be limiting...

distinction between de jure and de facto segregation is important. Today we have de facto segregation. Nothing's changed 'ceptin' segregation is not required...

libelous and unimportant in my opinion. At most it was de facto instead of de jure segregation. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 23.113.21.215 (talk)...

2017 (UTC) Hello Jacona -- De jure segregation of public schools was made illegal in 1954 with Brown. De jure segregation of private schools was made...

case. You have to consider that this case was effective in ending "de jure" segregation. Private schools are not public accomodations. Nobody is being denied...

aimed at excluding black people as segregation in the North, where it existed, was generally more de facto than de jure as it was in the South....

this edit When I titled it "Post-desegregation" I meant to say that de jure segregation had ended. However white people did not begin attending schools that...

"... kilometre, which is the de jure standard for road distances in the United States". It is? (I've lived here all my life, and I've never seen it used...

Source: "Going back to the late 19th century, he uncovers a policy of de jure segregation in virtually every presidential administration, including those we...

one here disputes that Louisville's segregation was de jure. But what about Seattle's? Was it de facto? De jure? A mixture? Opinions differed.") The...

applies to de jure segregation, stating that it did not violate the 14th amendment. Historically. de jure was by far the favorite tool for segregation in the...

point of contention. De-jure probably depends on the place. De-facto also depends on the place and does not match with de-jure: I am a transgender woman...

now color did not mean as much as one’s qualifications, at least in the de jure sense. However, in 1935 this philosophy caused much concern for many who...

rights lawyers exposed the artificial distinction between de jure and de facto segregation by demonstrating beyond a doubt that government policies, not...

14:10, 18 May 2004 (UTC) Brown only related to de jure segregation. Decisions about de facto segregation came later. I'll have a look at it & edit accordingly...

engaged in an edit war over the assertion that the school is or was a segregation academy. When two points are recognized here, this can stop, else we'll...

between 1860 and 1960 developed primarily out of de jure and de facto racism, ethnocentrism and segregation of one or more groups. More so, like almost all...