Desegregaatio
Desegregation is the process of ending legal and social separation of groups, most commonly by race or ethnicity, in public institutions and society at large. It involves removing laws, policies, or practices that enforce separate facilities, schools, housing, and public accommodations, and fostering equal access and interaction.
In the United States, desegregation followed the mid-20th-century civil rights movement. The 1954 Supreme Court ruling
Globally, desegregation has occurred in various forms. In South Africa, the end of apartheid in the early
Current debates focus on achieving meaningful integration, addressing de facto segregation, and monitoring outcomes in education,