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JANUARY 16, 2001 President Bill Clinton on Monday issued an executive order that will set up a presidential commission aimed at improving education for students of all races and ethnic backgrounds. The commission is part of Clinton's attempts to improve race relations. It will have up to 13 members from private and public sectors. Get the Story:
Clinton appoints commission to end inequalities in education (AP 1/15)
Clinton Urges Extension Of Civil Rights Policies (The Washington Post 1/15)
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Facebook TwitterJANUARY 16, 2001 President Bill Clinton on Monday issued an executive order that will set up a presidential commission aimed at improving education for students of all races and ethnic backgrounds. The commission is part of Clinton's attempts to improve race relations. It will have up to 13 members from private and public sectors. Get the Story:
Clinton appoints commission to end inequalities in education (AP 1/15)
Clinton Urges Extension Of Civil Rights Policies (The Washington Post 1/15)
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