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Were back talking about how american schools resegregated. joining me now nicole hannah jones, she covers civil rights and has been contributing to a special series, segregation now, and sheryl, law professor at georgetown university, author of the failures of integration. let me start with you, nicole. i thought the quote from gary orefield, the director of the civil rights project in setting up how it is 6 other years later we have schools as segregated as we are. he said the truth is we tried...

Joining me now, nikole hannah-jones, reporter for propublica. shes been contributing to propublicas special series "segregation now." sheryll cashin, law professor at georgetown university, author of "the failures of integration" and "place not race." let me start with you, nikole. i thought this quote from gary orfield, director of the civil rights project, to the "usa today" in setting up how it is 60 years later we have schools as segregated as they are was pretty succinct. he said "the truth...

Joining me now, nicole hannah jones, reporter for propublica. shes been contributing to propublicas special series "segregation now." sheryl cashin, law professor at georgetown university, author of "the failures of integration" and "place not race." let me start with you, nicole. i thought this quote from gary orefield, director of the civil rights project, to the "usa today" in setting up how it is 60 years later we have schools as segregated as they are was pretty succinct. he said "the truth...

> 50 years ago he stood in the door. in his inaugural address, wallace said segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever. facing him down there on orders of president kennedy and we have vivian malones sister, dr. sharon malone. 50 years later. can we think back as to what was going on in your family as your sister was standing ready to enroll and go through the troops to guard her entry into the university of alabama? >> yes. i mean, im sure it was a very, very, very tense time ...