Secondary Sources- Journal Articles

• Anrig, Gregory R., “Boston and the South: Differences and Similarities in School
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• Casey, George W., “Busing in Boston: Weighing the Values,” America 133, no. 6 (Sept.
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• Chancy, Joette and Brenda Franklin, “Report from Boston: The Struggle for
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• Marshall, Kim, “The Rebirth of Education in Boston,” Learning 4, no. 1
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• Richer, M., “Busing’s Boston Massacre: A federal judge’s experiment in social
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• Stack, John F., Jr., “Ethnicity, Racism, and Busing in Boston: The Boston Irish and
         School Desegregation,” Ethnicity 6, no. 1 (March 1979): 21-28.
• Worsham, James, “Busing in Boston: Desegregating the Nation’s Oldest Public School
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• Wren, C., “Indelible Images: Stanley Forman’s photograph of a brutal skirmish in
         downtown Boston 30 years ago encapsulated the city’s tensions over court-
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