This means segregation that comes from personal choice or choices, such as living in certain areas or attending certain places of worship. Courts have not become involved in this kind of segregation.

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This means segregation that comes from personal choice or choices, such as living in certain areas or attending certain places of worship. Courts have not become involved in this kind of segregation.

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I believe it is defacto segregation rather than dejure segregation (by law)

Chen Leikehmacher answered Jun 18, 2019

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