A mother in Atlanta filed a federal discrimination complaint against an elementary school, alleging the school segregated students based on race. "We've lost sleep like trying to figure out why would ...

It’s well documented that after falling for years, school segregation has risen again in the United States. But why? New research by academics at the University of Southern California and Stanford ...

CONWAY — A historic Conway elementary school that educated nearly all of Horry County’s Black students near the end of the Jim Crow era could find a second life as a high-tech learning and community ...

A Texas elementary school is under fire from parents for segregating students by hair color and showing them graphic images of a 1960s white supremacist terrorist attack. The lesson, meant to ...

Two reports on the effects of school segregation and how to address them came out Tuesday, almost exactly a year after the state argued that the school system would need to be “rebuilt brick by brick” ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... People who are calling a “Families of Color Playground Night” at an elementary school in northwest Denver racist and labeling it a segregated act must not ...

Today marks the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, the landmark Supreme Court ruling that marked the beginning of the end of school segregation. On May 17, 1954, the nine justices ...

CONYERS, Ga. — A Conyers mother is speaking out after her two children discovered “Whites Only” and “Coloreds Only” signs posted above water fountains and in common areas at Honey Creek Elementary.

The U.S. student body is more diverse than ever before. Nevertheless, public schools remain highly segregated along racial, ethnic and socioeconomic lines. That's according to a report released ...

SAN ANTONIO - Children at a local elementary school segregated by the color of their hair. The children in one group told they're not as smart as the others. It was supposed to be a lesson on racism, ...

Editor's note: The following column first appeared in City Journal. Images from the Jim Crow era in America are seared into the minds of those who lived through it, and of anyone who attended an ...