Did you forget to say that this question is about the interview " Does It Matter if Schools Are Racially Integrated? "
Answer and Explanation:
According to the interviewees, we can see that segregation is still real in American schools. We can perceive a type of re-segregation, lighter and more disguised that still exists. This can be proven even by us students, who live in this environment and we can perceive racial privileges being established to a select number of students who have the same racial characteristics, whites.
It is rare to see black, Asian, Latino students being stimulated within schools in certain elements. Most of the projects and activities carried out within the school environment have a predominance of white students and we see little effort by teachers, principals and advisors to encourage students of other ethnic groups to participate. This is the result of a constitutional racism, veiled and deeply rooted in our society that will need a lot of effort to be fought.