Transcript: Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Kansas City Case

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NPR All Things Considered
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January 11, 1995
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LINDA WERTHEIMER, Anchor: When is desegregation complete?

ROBERT SIEGEL, Anchor: It's All Things Considered from National Public Radio.

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LINDA WERTHEIMER: Kansas City schools are in the Supreme Court arguing that Missouri has spent years and more than a billion dollars to desegregate and has done enough.

ROBERT SIEGEL: Kansas City parents disagree and say more is needed.

1st MAN: [excerpt from tape] The defendants in this case systematically undermind the education for kids in this primarily African-American school district. It overcrowded their classrooms, it ...

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