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,State Involvement with Student Desegregation, 1971–1979, dream, the city lost a court case, which proved that it had intentionally segregated its schools, and the courts ordered “metropolitan desegregation” through the creation and pair-ing of township districts with Chicago’s segregated areas. Chicago closed several segregated schools, increased its mag

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