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Peer reviewedBolce, Louis Henri, III; Gray, Susan H. – Public Interest, 1979
A random sample of 600 New York City residents were interviewed by telephone in 1977 to determine the extent to which Blacks and Whites are divided over the issues of preferential treatment, racial quotas, and busing for the purpose of achieving school desegregation. (Author/MC)
Descriptors: Affirmative Action, Attitude Change, Blacks, Bus Transportation
