South Boston Busing Crisis Picture Edition
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Two white children were among the first to be bused to a formerly all-black school to integrate it under a new desegregation plan on October 4th, 1974. On the same day, white students protested against the busing outside the home of the judge who ordered it, while a black rally supported integration. Black students were guarded by police as they boarded buses to return home.
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South Boston Busing Crisis Picture Edition
- 2. Two white children being bused to the formally all black school, on the first day of required busing.
- 3. On October 4th , 1974 white students protest busing.
- 4. Protesters outside the home of U.S District Judge W. Arthur Garrity on October 4th, 1974.
- 5. A black rally supporting integration on October 13, 1974.
- 6. Black students enter a bus guarded by police before going home.