Wondering why the black parents in Boston put their kids in danger and sent them to all white schools in 1974?

[fbj]

Why was there such a need to be around white people at this time? Why not even put your kids in danger if you know they are being attacked?

 

[braalian]

Someone has to be the first

 

[DudleySmith]

Radicals are usually stupid halfwits with high self-esteem. While the country was busy bashing the South with selective legislation, turns out the Northern states had been re-segregating; most of the civil rights and voting rights laws were only being enforced against 6 southern states, until Nixon was elected, and the GOP got interested in winning black black voters, and when those laws came up for sunset reviews, he forced Congress to make them applicable across all 50 states and permanent. New York, California, and many other states outside the south still had literacy tests; black voting in Harlem was about the same percentages as in Mississippi. Most of the legislation would never have passed in the first place if the Yankee states had thought they would be enforced on them as well as the South when they first made it through.

Of course the usual left wing halfwits will deny what I said for 10 pages of sniveling, but the Peanut Gallery can find the facts. A lot of history is deliberately ignored or distorted for people under age 50 or so.


The second element of the formula would be satisfied if the Director of the Census determined that less than 50 percent of persons of voting age were registered to vote on November 1, 1964, or that less than 50 percent of persons of voting age voted in the presidential election of November 1964. This resulted in the following states becoming, in their entirety, "covered jurisdictions": Alabama, Alaska, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Virginia. In addition, certain political subdivisions (usually counties) in four other states (Arizona, Hawaii, Idaho, and North Carolina) were covered. In fully covered states, the state itself and all political subdivisions of the state are subject to the special provisions. In "partially covered" states, the special provisions applied only to the identified counties. Voting changes adopted by or to be implemented in covered political subdivisions, including changes applicable to the state as a whole, are subject to review under Section 5.


In 1970, Congress recognized the continuing need for the special provisions of the Act, which were due to expire that year, and renewed them for another five years. It added a second prong to the coverage formula, identical to the original formula except that it referenced November 1968 as the relevant date for the maintenance of a test or device and the levels of voter registration and electoral participation. This addition to the formula resulted in the partial coverage of ten states, including Alaska, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Idaho, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, and Wyoming. Half of these states (Connecticut, Idaho, Maine, Massachusetts, and Wyoming) filed successful "bailout" lawsuits.

Section 4 Of The Voting Rights Act

www.justice.gov

So, when Nixon mandated bussing, sudden;y all those 'enlightened educated northerners' who had been having a great time spitting on the South, which had segregated relatively peacefully for all the noise, began tossing bricks at school busses and generally rioting. As we know, race riots are still the status quo in more places outsides the South ever since. Black people are in fact moving back to the South in big numbers, as the economy shifts away from Yankee Land and California.

 

[JGalt]

Why was there such a need to be around white people at this time? Why not even put your kids in danger if you know they are being attacked?

It wasn't the black parent's idea. It was white liberal communists who put that notion in their heads.

 

[fbj]

It wasn't the black parent's idea. It was white liberal communists who put that notion in their heads.

Why was segregation so important? I heard they sent the white kids to black schools.

 

[Unkotare]

Why was segregation so important? I heard they sent the white kids to black schools.

Wow you're stupid.

 

[fbj]

Wow you're stupid.

why was it necessary

 

[Lemmi]

I can't fathom why Boston still had all white schools in the 1970s. By that time schools in the South and my home state of Georgia were fully racially integrated.

 

[MarathonMike]

Why was segregation so important? I heard they sent the white kids to black schools.

They did, I was there. It was called "bussing" and it was forced integration to "fix" the problems of segregated schools. My own experience was that the Black students who came to my high school were treated really well. And the few white friends I knew that got bussed to Black schools didn't have any real issues but complained that the gym equipment and sports facilities were crappy.

 

[DudleySmith]

Why was segregation so important? I heard they sent the white kids to black schools.

Because pouring money into black schools was failing, so they decided there was something magical about sending white kids to failing schools or something stupid like that. Hey, they were radicals, and when their big giant fantasies were proven to be bullshit, the solution for them became dumbing down everybody else. That is still their solution.

 

[fbj]

I can't fathom why Boston still had all white schools in the 1970s. By that time schools in the South and my home state of Georgia were fully racially integrated.

maybe because it was a all white neighborhood. Just like my schools was all black because it was a all black area

 

[JGalt]

why was it necessary

One of the goals of Globalism is for the world to have one single identifiable ethnicity, with no distinct diversity between the races. This is why nationalistic European countries like Hungary and Poland are closing their borders to immigrants.

 

[Rigby5]

Bussing was not a failure due to violence or difficulties.
It failed basically because it took too much time.
The solution was reduce housing segregation.

 

[JGalt]

I can't fathom why Boston still had all white schools in the 1970s. By that time schools in the South and my home state of Georgia were fully racially integrated.

I talked to my 93 year old uncle in Arkansas yesterday. He was telling me about how he was in the National Guard and got sent to guard the schools in the late 50's. He's still one of those old-school Democrats, so we didn't talk politics.

I did apologize for stealing two of his smoke grenades he had in his garage, back in the 60's, so my conscience is clear.

 

[Lemmi]

I talked to my 93 year old uncle in Arkansas yesterday. He was telling me about how he was in the National Guard and got sent to guard the schools in the late 50's. He's still one of those old-school Democrats, so we didn't talk politics.

I did apologize for stealing two of his smoke grenades he had in his garage, back in the 60's, so my conscience is clear.

I can see how the National Guard would have to be sent in to integrate white schools in Arkansas. That's Bill Clinton territory. I hail from Atlanta, Georgia. You know the town that MLK Jr. built.

 

[JGalt]

I can see how the National Guard would have to be sent in to integrate white schools in Arkansas. That's Bill Clinton territory. I hail from Atlanta, Georgia. You know the town that MLK Jr. built.

I spent almost four years at Ft. Benning.

Note to self: Don't go off base to Columbus at night, unless you want to get shot at or robbed.

And how 'bout them Georgia Guidestones? I swear I was nowhere around there when they blew up.

 

[Lemmi]

I spent almost four years at Ft. Benning.

Note to self: Don't go off base to Columbus at night, unless you want to get shot at or robbed.

And how 'bout them Georgia Guidestones? I swear I was nowhere around there when they blew up.

There are copies of the Guidesones strategically located in nodes around the southeastern US.

 

[JGalt]

There are copies of the Guidesones strategically located in nodes around the southeastern US.

I'm sure the FBI is aware of those too, for more future red flag operations when needed.

 

[Unkotare]

why was it necessary

Reinstate legal segregation and even you would figure it out pretty fucking quick.

 

[fbj]

Reinstate legal segregation and even you would figure it out pretty fucking quick.

But why should I go to school with people who dont want to go to school with me? What if they give me a hard time?