Milliken v. Bradley

having inclusive school district boundaries is a necessary but not sufficient condition for integrated schools.

Since the Supreme Court threw up a whole lot of barriers in 1974 with Milliken v. Bradley to inter-district integration plans, didn't make them impossible, but threw up a whole lot of barriers, the universe of kids within that school district boundary is very likely the universe of kids that have the potential to be in any school in the district.

Yeah.

And that means that drawing that boundary is a very powerful thing for creating relationships the conditions in which integration could happen if people were willing.