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School desegregation is hard to tackle at the federal level. Advocates say states can still do a lot.

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Fifty years ago, the landmark Supreme Court decision Milliken v. Bradley made it exceedingly difficult to desegregate schools across district lines through the federal court system.

Subsequent court rulings and recent backlash to racial equity initiatives have only made the landscape more challenging.

But a report issued Thursday by Brown鈥檚 Promise, a group that advocates for school integration, says states can still do a lot to address segregation and school funding inequities 鈥 and offers a roadmap for officials and advocates to roll up their sleeves and get to work.

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