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Massachusetts Freedom Movement

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Donated by Metropolitan Council of Educational Opportunity (METCO)This project was partially funded by the Boston Library Consortium.Contains information regarding segregated schools and the Freedom Stay Out days.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Boston
  3. Boston Public Schools
  4. Busing For School Integration
  5. Demonstrations
  6. Discrimination
  7. Discrimination In Education
  8. Education
  9. Freedom House (Roxbury, Boston, Mass.)
  10. Massachusetts
  11. Metropolitan Council For Educational Opportunity (Boston, Mass.)
  12. Public Schools
  13. School Integration
  14. Segregation In Education

Related Content

Press release, Freedom House Institute on Schools and Education, April 8, 1975. Freedom's Journal Massachusetts Freedom Movement. Initial report to the advisory panel on Boston school desegregation. Press release, April 2, 1975. Boston School Committee "student desegregation plan" A response. Coordinated social services council minutes, October 26, 1977. Black community response to desegregation plan. Press release, statements made to the Boston news media on May 25, 1972. Freedom's Journal Massachusetts Freedom Movement, Vol I. No. 4, 1964. Crew statement, outside agitator. Boston protests in Wellesley. Anti-busing battle lines drawn. Anti-busing group not dead, just changing its tactics. Bus boycott easing, but 200 absent. Home rule' wrecking Crew allies with metro group. Letter to the editor, Crew has won again! South Boston Tribune update on desegregation. ROAR gives support; not a group to fear. Crisis team directory of services. Freedom's Journal Massachusetts Freedom Movement, 1964.
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