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The Justice Department has ended oversight of several school desegregation cases, including that of Vidalia High School in Louisiana, which had been under a court-ordered plan since 1965. A federal appeals court terminated this oversight in July 2026.
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The Justice Department has ended oversight of several school desegregation cases, including that of Vidalia High School in Louisiana, which had been under a court-ordered plan since 1965. A federal appeals court terminated this oversight in July 2026.
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