Answer:
There are many different ways that racial integration can be achieved, if staff at schools care enough to try:
- Providing a means of transportation that reaches across the area. Minorities are often forced to live on the outskirts, in poverty, and so they don't have the means to travel to their place of learning.
- Adding courses to instruct teachers, staff, and students in how to react in situations where one person is being racist to another.
- Monitering slur usage, and penalising those who use slurs, especially against others.
- Representation matters. Showing that people of every race are loved and welcome by integrating every race and ethnicity into things like posters, educational films, etc.
- Teaching all history, from every point of view, including that of the culturally and societally ignored due to racism.
- Listening to feedback in every situation, especially in how to achieve racial integration.
There are plenty of other ways, and I'm sure that if schools cared enough, racial integration would no longer be an issue.
