By the 1970s,schools in northern cities were more racially segregated than schools in the South because of

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Schools in northern cities were more racially segregated in the 1970s due to suburbanization. As white families moved out of the cities to the suburbs, they often took their children with them, leaving minority students behind in inner-city schools. This led to increased segregation in northern schools despite efforts to desegregate through busing and other means. Neither evangelical Christianity nor northern liberalism played significant roles in this trend.

By the 1970s,schools in Northern Cities Were More Racially Segregated