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Download full textHavighurst, Robert J. – 1968
The factor of metropolitanism affects both the issues of desegregation and decentralization of public school systems. Metropolitanism will encourage social integration in two ways: (1) busing of inner city Negro students to suburban schools, and (2) development of open housing sentiments in the suburbs. The growth rate of non-whites in the suburbs…
Descriptors: Black Students, Blacks, Bus Transportation, Decentralization
