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Hiring practices 'disgrace,' says METCO head McGuire charges racism in suburb schools.

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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 desegregation of school administrations.
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Keywords

  1. African American Educators
  2. African Americans
  3. Boston
  4. Boston Public Schools
  5. Busing For School Integration
  6. Civil Rights
  7. Discrimination
  8. Discrimination In Education
  9. Massachusetts
  10. Mc Guire, Jean M
  11. Metropolitan Council For Educational Opportunity (Boston, Mass.)
  12. Public Schools
  13. School Integration
  14. Segregation In Education

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