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How integration led to white flight | Native Land Pod
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12:04Now PlayingThe Brown v Board of Education Supreme Court decision mandated the integration of Black kids into formerly whites-only public schools. That decision kicked off a trend whereby once Black folks got access to a public good (schools, transit, pools, etc), white folks no longer wanted to fund it. How ‘bout that?
Our hosts Andrew Gillum, Tiffany Cross, and Angela Rye are joined by Sherrilyn Ifill, a renowned civil rights lawyer and scholar. She explains how Black folks got cut out of public goods to the detriment of ALL of us.
This is a segment from episode #93 that aired on 08/21/25
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