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NJ lawsuit seeking to force bus white kids 2 hours into the ghetto fails

Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 00:28:12 No.1224939 View View Reply Original Report

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>https://newjerseymonitor.com/2023/10/10/judges-ruling-on-lawsuit-targeting-segregation-in-n-j-schools-frustrates-plaintiffs-activists/
>https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/education/2023/10/11/some-praise-ruling-criticizing-nj-school-segregation-whats-next/71135321007/
>https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2023/10/09/new-jersey-persistent-segregation-schools/71115416007/
this shit was ruled unconstitutional in the 70s and would have gotten any judge or politician who was for it kicked out of office. Why should someone be forced by the government to send their kid to school 2 hours away in some shithole so there can be racial quotas and the black kids can have proper access to white kids

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 00:28:44 No.1224940 Report

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Judge’s ruling on lawsuit targeting segregation in N.J. schools frustrates plaintiffs, activists
‘Marked and persistent racial imbalance’ apparent in numerous schools, but not widespread segregation, judge said
BY: SOPHIE NIETO-MUNOZ - OCTOBER 10, 2023 7:00 AM

The lawsuit hinges on the accusation that because of a state requirement mandating children attend the schools in towns where they live, schools in New Jersey are heavily segregated.

Education activists are expressing disappointment with a judge’s long-awaited ruling that found a racial imbalance in numerous New Jersey school districts, but not widespread segregation statewide.

Retired Supreme Court Justice Gary Stein, chairman of the New Jersey Coalition for Diverse and Inclusive Schools, which launched the legal fight targeting school segregation, called Friday’s ruling “hard to understand.”

“It’s like saying to a patient, you have cancer in your lungs, but not the rest of your body, so we’re not going to do anything about it,” Stein told the New Jersey Monitor.

Mercer County Superior Court Judge Robert Lougy’s 99-page opinion agrees with the plaintiffs — a coalition of students, school districts, and organizations including the NAACP and Latino Action Network — that they “demonstrated marked and persistent racial imbalance” in schools across the state that the state has failed to remedy. But he also found that they “fail to prove the state’s entire education system is unconstitutionally segregated because of race or ethnicity.”

The plaintiffs sought to have Lougy rule before trial that the state was liable for school segregation. The defendants, which include the state Board of Education, asked him to dismiss the case. He largely declined both requests.

Larry Lustberg, attorney for Latino Action Network, said in a statement to the New Jersey Monitor that the matter might be set for trial, but it’s unclear what facts would be tried because the court rejected most of the state’s defenses.

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 00:29:45 No.1224941 Report

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He said there are four options: a trial, a settlement discussion, either party could file a motion for reconsideration, or either party could file a motion to have an appeal heard.

“We are trying to sort that through,” he said.

The state Attorney General’s Office, which argued the case on behalf of the defendants, said it is still reviewing the decision and declined to comment further.

The lawsuit hinges on the accusation that because of a state requirement mandating children attend the schools in towns where they live, schools in New Jersey are heavily segregated. The plaintiffs cite examples like Paterson, where the public schools are nearly 70% Latino and 20% Black, and West Milford, where students of color make up less than 15% of the school population.

In the 674 public school districts serving 1.3 million students, about 585,000 Black and Latino students attend public schools with student populations that are more than 75% non-white, the lawsuit says, citing 2017 data. More than half of those students attend schools that are more than 90% non-white.

Julie Borst is the executive director of Save Our Schools, a nonprofit school advocacy organization that was not involved in the lawsuit but supports its mission. She said she was disappointed but not surprised by Lougy’s opinion.

She argued that a trial could be good for the public to better understand this issue. Potential remedies to school segregation — like busing students to other districts or specialized magnet schools — are complicated, and could confuse parents, she said.

“Maybe this ends up being better because now it becomes more public. People will get to learn about it,” Borst said. “Maybe that hopefully spurs more discussion about what this looks like and what resources are really needed.”

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 00:30:47 No.1224942 Report

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Stein criticized the lengthy process it took to arrive at an opinion that does not plainly lay out what the next steps are. He called the delays “very difficult to understand.”

The case was first filed in 2018 following a report that alleged New Jersey’s public schools are among the most segregated in the nation. Oral arguments did not begin until March 2022, and the judge released his opinion 18 months later. New Jersey’s courts dealt with a backlog throughout the pandemic and continue to face a shortage of judges across the state, contributing to some delays in cases like this.

“I believe that the New Jersey Judiciary has to move much more quickly than it has been on this very, very significant issue for our state’s African American and Latino students,” he said. “Some of the students in this case have graduated from high school and moved on.”

And now that this may go to trial, it could drag on for months or years. Borst worries about what this means for another generation of students attending segregated schools. She doesn’t think the state will seek out a solution or overhaul school residency requirements without an order from a judge.

“I feel like we’re in the status quo. They’ve been safe and very comfortable not doing anything for all this time, so I can’t imagine that this decision is going to move the needle on that at all,” she said.

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 00:56:21 No.1224945 Report

Quoted By: >>1224961 >>1224968 >>1224987

Non whites shouldn’t be allowed in school. They belong in the fields picking crops.

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 02:05:10 No.1224961 Report

Quoted By: >>1224987 >>1225120

>>1224945
Chuds just taking the mask off and showing they're full on fascist.
You love to see it.

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 02:17:16 No.1224968 Report

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>>1224945
Spoken like a true demoKKKrat

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 03:49:19 No.1224987 Report

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>>1224945
Finally a non bot poster for once.
>>1224961
I don't wear masks, neither metaphorical ones nor vax tainted masks plastered with heavy metals and chemicals that the Jews expect you to breathe on every waking second of your lives.

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 03:59:47 No.1224990 Report

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>>1224987
It's real schizo hours.

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 04:10:02 No.1224992 Report

Quoted By: >>1225108 >>1225125

This isn't a separate but equal situation. Funding per student is almost the same in every school in NJ. This is literally just blacks and hispanics saying access to white people is their right

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 16:07:08 No.1225108 Report

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>>1224992
You have a citation for the equal funding claim? I'm not in favor of public transportation in general. I def don't want kids bussed into other towns.

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 16:26:58 No.1225111 Report

Quoted By: >>1225187

Let me get this right, if an area is mostly black and Hispanic there’s mostly blacks and Hispanics who attend those schools. And an area that is mostly white have mostly white students.

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 16:37:15 No.1225120 Report

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>>1224961
Yes. And?

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 16:55:33 No.1225125 Report

Quoted By: >>1225129 >>1225185

>>1224992
Well that's bullshit. School funding primarily comes from local tax dollars. Poorer neighborhood, like ghettos, means less taxes, which means less funding for schools. Wealthy suburbs however have much more money to give to schools.

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 17:02:26 No.1225129 Report

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>>1225125
Lol bullshit. Those ghetto schools get overfunded.

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 17:29:09 No.1225138 Report

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Reminds me how the US Federal Government will literally pay for teachers' entire education costs for their degree if they're willing to go teach black students in New York, Detroit, and Chicago, but still end up short staffed most the time because no one wants to educate children that have no interest in education who spend most of their childhoods on drugs (mostly secondary contact from their parents) and getting smacked in the head by their parents and at best have high-functioning autism who by local law cannot face disciplinary action for even assaulting staff if they want to.

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 17:30:08 No.1225140 Report

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>>1225129
Chicago Public Schools have entered the conversation

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 17:47:18 No.1225144 Report

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>>1225138
They killed Malcom X because he spoke the truth; that the only way to fix black Americans was to take their children from them to break the cycle of child and drug abuse. They didn't want black America fixed. A functioning black society wont become political extremist black bloc rioters.

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 19:56:59 No.1225179 Report

Quoted By: >>1225189

I'm honestly just confused about what these people expect to be done about this. Like, why does this matter? What's the problem here? People live where they live and go to schools where they live. Like...? So what?

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 20:10:48 No.1225185 Report

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>>1225125
NJ gives state funding to schools to balance out local tax funding
>>1225108
https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/education/2019/08/16/heres-how-much-each-nj-school-district-spent-per-student/2013071001/

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 20:11:49 No.1225187 Report

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>>1225111
yes, and that is racist
>>1225140
chicago, new jersey?

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Anonymous Thu 12 Oct 2023 20:16:42 No.1225189 Report

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>>1225179
they want forced bussing so none of the white kids can learn and so the black kids can rape, beat and rob the white kids.
I feel bad for the top 10% of black kids, locked in a shitty school with those animals

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