Removal of Segregation Clause in Federal Contracts

The Trump administration recently removed a clause from federal regulations that explicitly prohibited contractors from having segregated facilities. Legal experts find this change significant and symbolic, as it reverses efforts made in the 1950s and 1960s to promote integration and civil rights. The removal of the clause affects all civil federal agencies, prompting concerns about democracy and implications for federal contracts.

Trump Administration Removes Segregation Clause from Federal Regulations

The Trump administration removed a clause from federal regulations that explicitly prohibited contractors from having segregated facilities. Legal experts say this change is significant and symbolic, impacting federal contractors and their compliance with civil rights laws.

School District Creation in Baton Rouge

A wealthy Baton Rouge neighborhood creates its own city to establish a new school district, sparking debate over modern day segregation.

Controversial School Incidents in Virginia

School board in Virginia votes to restore Confederate generals' names to two schools. Public school in Alexandria under scrutiny for students playing a game of segregation on school grounds. Principal did not apologize, causing further alienation of minority students.