Abstract
Roxbury were being bussed into the schools of South Boston, and the residents were up in arms. As I watched, one vehement Irishman being interviewed by CBS was exclaiming: Blacks have access to everything we havepools, public facilities, and places of entertainment. What more do they want? Now they want our neighborhood schools! Why don't they develop and take pride in their own schools and neighborhoods? It seems that the ethnic group that makes the most noise gets the most attention from the Federal
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- College Composition and Communication
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- 1977-12-01
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- 10.2307/356733
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