· 6/21/1974
Morgan v. Hennigan
Citations
- 379 F. Supp. 410
- 1974 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 7973
How courts have described this case
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- assignment of African-American teachers to predominantly African-American schools purportedly allowed African-American teachers to serve as adult role models to African-American pupils
- assignment of African-American teachers to predominantly African-American schools purportedly allowed African-American teachers to serve as adult role models to African-American pupils
- there is an apparent conflict between Higgins and Oliver, both Sixth Circuit cases
- in a system of 96,000 students, in which 61% of the students were white and 39% minority, 84% of the white students attended schools that were more than 80% white and 62% of the African-American students attended schools more than 70% African-American
- in a system of 96,000 students, in which 61% of the students were white and 39% minority, 84% of the white students attended schools that were more than 80% white and 62% of the African-American students attended schools more than 70% African-American
- tabulating statistics for examination schools
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Judges: Garrity
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