IT's not a realistic option.

no I mean legally

?

@Mord the schools were run down and extraordinarily shitty

@Somedudewithaname

Lmao

You might "deal with *me*"
But I won't deal with someone who says fucking 30 people a year is great as long as you wear contraception and that divorces are amazing

The education provided was laughable

So putting them in white schools and making those schools shitty was the answer?

Some were more equal than others

You could say

No fap i understand you odn't like sex and think women are whores bu im not focused on you so byeeee

@Mord how does putting black people into white schools make them shitty

@Mord Those schools weren't made shitty.

Why couldn't the black communities find ways to improve their own schools

They we're integrated.

restrictive covenants are unenforceable nowadays, that was a major barrier to integrated communities before @Somedudewithaname

Because they weren't allowed economic mobility.

and it has been shown throwing money at schools does not help with educational quality

Getting a college degree as an african american during segregation was difficult.

@Somedudewithaname

"You don't like sex"

Can you stop being retarded

@Mord how can the black communities improve their own schools without money, resources, or representation

And also, college degree's among african americans are more and more common now.

you didn't need a college degree in 1955 @Somedudewithaname

Where do you think money or education come from?

This isn’t 1955 @Mord

local tax revenue

If you want to open a school or improve your community yeah you kind of did

local tax on what?

again with the servant jobs they had?

we are talking about segregation era politics @Outboarduniform

What kind of money we're they making?

what income are you going to tax?

or sales or property taxes

Ignores my point about promiscuous life making people unhappier and ruining children's growing up

>Omg you so misogynist
No, it applies to both men and women @Somedudewithaname

the income of those who had jobs

With no education..

So they had lower paying jobs..

with less money for taxes///

they had few economic opportunities

so you see the issue here right?

low-income work

you act as if in black communities there were no jobs. and again, this circles back to blacks not wanting to establish their own businesses but instead just work for white ones