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In 1989, 5 percent of kids in Hartford, Conn., attended a quality, integrated school. And so it was in 1996, when the state supreme court ruled that segregation in the Hartford area deprived schoolchildren of their fundamental rights to an equal educational opportunity. And so it remains today. These dismal disparities persist, says Andy Thibault, in a state with a constitution that makes education a fundamental right.
May 10, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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