...formulate a new plan and, in light of other courses which appear open to the Board, such as zoning, fashion steps which promise realistically to convert...'white' school and a 'Negro' school, but just schools." Id., at 441-442. The petitioners did not press in the Court of Appeals their appeal from the denial...

...formulate a new plan and, in light of other courses which appear open to the Board, such as zoning,6 fashion steps which promise realistically to convert..."white" school and a "Negro" school, but just schools. The judgment of the Court of Appeals is vacated insofar as it affirmed the District Court and the case...

...remanded the case to the District Court with a statement that the school board must be required to "fashion steps which promise realistically to convert...'white* school and a 'negro' school, but Just schools." I will not undertake to determine whether the case constitutes a solemn adjudication that the words...

...remanded the case to the District Court with a statement that the school board must be required to "fashion steps which promise realistically to convert...'white' school and a 'negro' school, but Just schools." I will not undertake to determine whether the case constitutes a solemn adjudication that the words...

...root and branch." Taking the words first advanced by the United States in the Jefferson County case, the Court declared that the board must "fashion steps...rejected plans which left the burden of selecting a desegregated education upon the black students. I draw from these cases this rule: Each school board...

...root and branch." Taking the words first advanced by the United States in the Jefferson County case, the Court declared that the board must "fashion steps...rejected plans which left the burden of selecting a desegregated education upon the black students. I draw from these cases this rule: Each school board...

...root and branch." Taking the words first advanced by the United States in the Jefferson County case, the Court declared that the board must "fashion steps...'white' school and a 'Negro' school, but just schools." Oreen also recognized the obligation of the board to eliminate the effects of past discrimination,...

...438-439. "The Board must be required to formulate a new plan . . . which promise [s] realistically t© convert promptly to a system without a 'white' school and a 'Negro' school, but just schools." Id., at 442. These cases, along with others, are the foundation of my belief that there is no longer...

...Xegrcx»s from selecting white schools." 33 courses which appear open to the board, such as zoning,8 fashion steps which promise realistically to convert..."white" school and a "Negro" school, but just schools. The judgment of the court of appeals is vacated insofar as it affirmed the district court and the case...

...desegregation was no true freedom. The Court ordered the school board to devise a plan that would promise to convert, promptly to a system without a "white" school and a "nearo" (sic) school. Oreen added another important ingredient in that the Court not only sought a...