Detroit teeters as 21000 students to ride for desegregation
Detroit moves toward its court ordered desegregation plan beginning January 26, with 21,000 students to be bused to neighboring neighborhoods. The change, modest compared with earlier metropolitan plans, aims to raise black enrollment above half in remaining heavily white Detroit schools while avoiding mass protests or boycotts.
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City Schools Plan Sparks Tension Over Racial Attendance
The ruling would limit white student attendance in vast inner city zones and keep about half of the city’s schools virtually all black. It also proposes moving some black students from two high schools to predominantly black schools elsewhere, provoking anger among black school board members led by president Cornelius Golightly.
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Court orders reduced busing as NAACP demand debated
Justice and equality are framed against stability as DeMascio limits white student busing to a lesser extent than the school board proposed, sparking opposition from some board members across city districts. The dispute centers on the appropriate level of busing ordered.
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