Changes in Racial Patterns Foster Resegregation
This Associated Press overview examines how racial patterns in cities like Washington, Nashville, St. Louis, and Miami have shifted from desegregated to resegregated schooling. Population moves, housing access, and policy choices drive the resegregation trend, with officials noting bus shuttle debates and shifts in district demographics.
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A Louisville United Artists theater expands with a 900-seat Penthouse in the former balcony while a lower level 2,000-seat space continues continuous showings. The dual-auditorium setup, opened in April, aims to offer distinct attractions with a glamorized, intimate ambiance.
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