“It’s really long overdue”: Why Obama’s new anti-segregation rules are coming decades late

Earlier this month, the administration announced a new initiative intended to reverse some of the racial segregation that has long characterized housing in the United States. The plan is to provide much more information to local authorities about segregation in their communities; and then to use a mix of carrots and sticks to encourage them to reduce it. The administration's plans will help, but they're just a start, Rutgers University's Paul Jargowsky tells Salon.
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