The Supreme Court's decisions on school desegregation policies since 1991 generally suggest that the Court will

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The Supreme Court's decisions since 1991 suggest that they are willing to end desegregation plans even if predominantly minority schools continue to lag significantly behind white suburban schools. This is demonstrated in cases like Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1 (2007), where the Court struck down the use of race in assigning students to schools. The Court's decision in this case suggests that they are less willing to support race-based desegregation plans and more in favor of race-neutral alternatives.

The Supreme Court's Decisions on School Desegregation Policies Since 1991