By the end of the century, school desegregation in America was complete, with high schools across the country enjoying interracial student bodies.

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By the end of the century, while significant progress had been made towards school desegregation in America, it was not complete. Many schools, particularly in urban and some suburban areas, remained largely segregated due to a variety of factors including housing patterns and local policies.

By the End of the Century, School Desegregation in America