Racial Ideology and the Sancity of the Neighborhood School in Chicago |
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| Authors: | Dionne Danns |
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| Institution: | (1) School of Education, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA |
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| Abstract: | Superintendent James Redmond created a desegregation plan for Chicago Public Schools in 1967, which affected a limited amount
of students, but caused great uproar. This article examines the numerous White responses in opposition to busing including
those that appear legitimate, such as a desire to maintain neighborhood schools. However, given the history of neighborhood
and school segregation in Chicago, the legitimacy of words alone cannot be taken at face value. The larger context must be
explored in order to better understand White opposition to busing. |
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| Keywords: | Desegregation Chicago schools Busing |
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