Ten years after the Brown decision, what percentage of Southern black children were in non-segregated schools?

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Ten years after the Brown decision, only 1 percent of Southern black children were in non-segregated schools. Despite the 1954 ruling, many states in the South used legal loopholes and delayed tactics to avoid desegregation. It was not until the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other federal intervention that significant progress towards desegregation was made.

Ten Years After the Brown Decision, What Percentage of Southern