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To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education and begin to address public school inequities on Long Island, ERASE Racism and 15 Long Island universities and colleges collaborated to develop a series of conferences, films series, presentations and discussions. The events kicked off on Monday, March 29, 2004, when 600 Long Islanders participated in a conference to discuss and develop new tools to address segregation and inequities in Long Island's public schools.
(2) Racially isolated schools have harmful educational implication for students, and
(3) Race-conscious policies are necessary to maintain
racial integration in schools.” Amicus Br. of 553 Social Scientists as Amici
Curiae in
Support of Respondents, Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle
School District No.1, U.S. Nos. 05-908 & 05-915 (2006).