Difference between revisions of "De Facto Segregation"

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De Facto Segregation is segregation resulting from existing social patterns, rather than from law.

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−	'''De Facto Segregation''' is ~~when~~ segregation, rather than from [[law]]~~, results from living patterns~~.	+	'''De Facto Segregation''' is [[segregation]] resulting from existing social patterns, rather than from [[law]].

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