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NAACP files second Minneapolis education lawsuit

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Pugmire, Tim

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The NAACP's legal fight to improve Minneapolis public schools is expanding. The organization filed its second lawsuit in the past two and a half years aimed at forcing changes in the state's largest urban district. The lawsuit comes as NAACP plan to demonstrate their concerns before the Minneapolis school board. Minnesota Public Radio's Tim Pugmire reports.
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