The "bus stop effect" has had an impact on racially segregating peer relations in school.

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The "bus stop effect" refers to the phenomenon where students are more likely to form friendships with those they encounter on their way to and from school, such as at bus stops. Since neighborhoods are often racially segregated, this effect can contribute to racially segregated peer relations in schools, as students are more likely to interact with peers of the same race or ethnicity during their commutes.

The "Bus Stop Effect" Has Had an Impact on Racially