Since the late 1960s, de facto segregation
A) has been completely eliminated.
B) continues to be a problem, particularly in urban public schools with large minority populations.
C) has been ruled illegal and, therefore, is no longer an issue in public education.
D) has resulted in all federal funds being withheld from the public schools in Texas.

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While de jure segregation (segregation that is mandated by law) has been ruled unconstitutional and largely eliminated, de facto segregation (segregation that occurs due to societal and economic factors) continues to be a problem in public schools, particularly in urban areas with large minority populations.

Since the Late 1960s, De Facto Segregation