But the neighborhood served by this school district has two sides – a Northside and a Southside. Twenty years later, in a reversal of white flight, thousands of white families began to move back to the Southside – into the largest racially integrated housing co-op in the country. This week, we're bringing you an episode of School Colors, a series by NPR's Code Switch and Brooklyn Deep, that digs into this history to look at how the battle over getting a good education is connected to the fight for housing justice.