I’m in my late 30s, and my older brother went to a different elementary school than I did because of the city’s integration program. I went to the school up the street in our neighborhood; he was bussed to the inner city.
We’re not nearly as far from the effects of racism as the racists want us to believe.
I’m in my late 30s, and my older brother went to a different elementary school than I did because of the city’s integration program. I went to the school up the street in our neighborhood; he was bussed to the inner city.
We’re not nearly as far from the effects of racism as the racists want us to believe.