I was in high school when they cranked up the court ordered school busing in most of urban America. This was a death blow that no one ever talks about.
Everybody of every color and stripe got the hell out of cities with court ordered school busing. The diaspora was enormous and was certainly a large contributor to the rise of burb living and the decline of US cities. We even dealt with it with our own kids, we always had to be mindful that our address was not in a forced busing school district.
It finally ended in the Dallas Independent School District in the late 1990's when DISD was declared integrated with a 92% minority student body/
Funny isn't it that nobody ever talks about 40 years of forced school busing contributing to the crash of American cities. I lived through all of it and it was hugely destructive.
I was in high school when they cranked up the court ordered school busing in most of urban America. This was a death blow that no one ever talks about.
Everybody of every color and stripe got the hell out of cities with court ordered school busing. The diaspora was enormous and was certainly a contributor to the rise of burb living and the decline of US cities. We even dealt with it with our own kids, we always had to be mindful that our address was not in a forced busing school district.
It finally ended in the Dallas Independent School District in the late 1990's when DISD was declared integrated with a 92% minority student body/
Funny isn't it that nobody ever talks about 40 years of forced school busing contributing to the crash of American cities. I lived through all of it and it was hugely destructive.
I was in high school when they cranked up the court ordered school busing in most of urban America. This was a death blow that no one ever talks about.
Everybody of every color and stripe got the hell out of cities with court ordered school busing. The diaspora was enormous and was certainly a contributor to the rise of burb living and the decline of US cities. We even dealt with it with our own kids, we always had to be mindful that our address was not in a forced busing district.
It finally ended in the Dallas Independent School District in the late 1990's when DISD was declared integrated with a 92% minority student body/
Funny isn't it that nobody ever talks about 40 years of forced school busing contributing to the crash of American cities. I lived through all of it and it was hugely destructive.