Jonathan Davis v. the State of Texas

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• holding that Mississippi had not sufficiently dismantled its prior de jure segregative university system even though it had implemented race-neutral policies
• holding that continuing racial identifiability is probative as to whether a state has dismantled its segregated system of higher education
• repudiating the notion that HBCUs may persist as “exclusively [B]lack enclaves by private choice” nearly thirty years ago
• repudiating the notion that HBCUs may persist as “exclusively [B]lack enclaves by private choice” nearly thirty years ago
• remanding case because district court’s analysis did not undertake the proper inquiries
• reiterating that Brown applies to public colleges and universities

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