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educationr-2440	Ross, Lydia; Powers, Jeanne M.	Review of The color of law: A forgotten history of how our government segregated America	2018	16	.pdf	application/pdf	8524	446	48	We focus on the ways that residential segregation has shaped access to educational opportunities in the U.S. through school segregation, wealth accumulation, and access to higher education. School Segregation As Rothstein discusses, residential segregation that resulted from racialized housing policies has fundamentally shaped contemporary patterns of school segregation within and between districts (see, for example, Frankenberg, 2013; General Accounting Office	cache/educationr-2440.pdf	txt/educationr-2440.txt