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Longtime civil rights activists deplore the Supreme Court's ruling against school admission policies based on race, but other commentators say it's time to acknowledge that the time for Brown v. Board of Education has passed. The future of integration and equal protection in the public schools.
Juan Williams, NPR correspondent and author
Theodore Shaw, president of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Deanna Tinsley, 60-year resident of Louisville, Ky. She worked in the Louisville Schools for 38 years.
Deborah Stallworth, Jefferson County Schools parent
Kathleen Brose, president of Parents Involved in Community Schools
A look at why some girls and young women are rebelling against the 'bad girl' persona that is so prevalent in present day America.
Wendy Shalit, author of "A Return to Modesty"
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