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emulatorloo

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3. Is Senator Harris planning to run on reinstating "forced busing?"
Sun Jun 30, 2019, 12:00 PM
Jun 2019

I’ve not seen any statement from her campaign that indicates she is.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for:
Undecided

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K&R for visibility. nt tblue37 Jun 2019 #1
+1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000!!!!!!!!!!! Hoyt Jun 2019 #2
It's been a disappointing and revealing week here at DU jberryhill Jun 2019 #10
No kidding. BlueWI Jun 2019 #47
Is Senator Harris planning to run on reinstating "forced busing?" emulatorloo Jun 2019 #3
That's a silly question not relevant to the issue and not worth answering StarfishSaver Jun 2019 #4
I'm trying to understand her position on busing in 2019. So it is relevant to the issue. emulatorloo Jun 2019 #7
Here's her position as I heard it StarfishSaver Jun 2019 #13
Thanks for the thoughtful reply. I appreciate it. emulatorloo Jun 2019 #14
No problem StarfishSaver Jun 2019 #21
great post Celerity Jun 2019 #34
How's this? wyldwolf Jun 2019 #26
African Americans didn't support forced busing either crimycarny Jun 2019 #40
One of the reasons support for busing dropped among black parents StarfishSaver Jun 2019 #44
Fascinating. You have stats on that? wyldwolf Jul 2019 #56
Here in Denver forced busing was a big part of white flight to the 'burbs Jake Stern Jul 2019 #55
Sure sounds like it... RHMerriman Jul 2019 #52
Great post...we have come a long way..and a long way to go...in Boston currently... asiliveandbreathe Jun 2019 #5
Thanks for the facts and rational analysis. delisen Jun 2019 #6
Thank you jberryhill Jun 2019 #8
What reference point do you have to say that? wasupaloopa Jun 2019 #15
Hah! jberryhill Jun 2019 #17
This was not about Biden. The OP states that the wasupaloopa Jun 2019 #20
Wtf are you talking about? jberryhill Jun 2019 #22
Thanks for the post! BlueWI Jun 2019 #48
There was no "forced busing" StarfishSaver Jun 2019 #23
Semantics. I was bused. cwydro Jul 2019 #57
Born and still live in Delaware Delarage Jun 2019 #27
What does that have to do with the districts before then? jberryhill Jun 2019 #31
OK Delarage Jun 2019 #33
Okay so... jberryhill Jun 2019 #35
OMG Delarage Jun 2019 #39
They tried also to fix racially segregated neighborhoods, but than can't be done overnight StarfishSaver Jun 2019 #41
Still not done Delarage Jun 2019 #46
This message was self-deleted by its author wasupaloopa Jun 2019 #9
You are correct. TomSlick Jun 2019 #11
That was precisely the situation in Delaware jberryhill Jun 2019 #19
Tell that to an 8 year old me. And my parents. GulfCoast66 Jun 2019 #50
But remember - busing didn't do this. It was just the transportation StarfishSaver Jul 2019 #53
How old were you and where were you during this time wasupaloopa Jun 2019 #12
Are personal attacks all you have? jberryhill Jun 2019 #18
I was born in 1957 - the year of Brown v. Board - and lived in a small town in Arkansas. TomSlick Jun 2019 #45
Good piece, but I have to correct the statement: "But most of them weren't upset about the buses hlthe2b Jun 2019 #16
I didn't say "all" - I said "most" StarfishSaver Jun 2019 #24
I'm glad you recognize that hlthe2b Jun 2019 #25
Exactly loyalsister Jun 2019 #28
Busing and desegregation are not the same thing. ucrdem Jun 2019 #29
They aren't synonymous. But they too often are used inteechangeably StarfishSaver Jun 2019 #30
If you're going to talk about a policy, get the terms straight. ucrdem Jun 2019 #32
Yes he did, because that's what the court ordered in Delaware jberryhill Jun 2019 #36
Busing is *a* remedy, and a highly imperfect one. ucrdem Jun 2019 #37
It was the one ordered by the court in Delaware jberryhill Jun 2019 #38
Let's also not forget the role that federal transportation policy had on all of this StarfishSaver Jun 2019 #42
Correct again jberryhill Jun 2019 #43
Well said. BlueWI Jun 2019 #49
Thank you re: "forced cake-baking" dawg day Jul 2019 #51
Thank you StarfishSaver Jul 2019 #54
Question Delarage Jul 2019 #58
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