Support for this practice was boosted by a report drafted by James Coleman. This practice was vociferously opposed by Louise Day Hicks. In one instance, this practice was implemented by the judge W. Arthur Garrity. An opponent of this practice named Joseph Rakes attacked Ted Landsmark, which was captured in a Pulitzer-winning photograph by (*) Stanley Forman. This practice was opposed by a group called ROAR, or Restore Our Alienated Rights. This practice, which led to many riots in Boston, was found to be constitutional in Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg. White flight o
Support for this practice was boosted by a report drafted by James Coleman. This practice was vociferously opposed by Louise Day Hicks. In one instance, this practice was implemented by the judge W. Arthur Garrity. An opponent of this practice named Joseph Rakes attacked Ted Landsmark, which was captured in a Pulitzer-winning photograph by (*) Stanley Forman. This practice was opposed by a group called ROAR, or Restore Our Alienated Rights. This practice, which led to many riots in Boston, was found to be constitutional in Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg. White flight often occurred in response to this practice. For 10 points, name this practice in which the transportation of students to schools was used to promote desegregation.
Support for this practice was boosted by a report drafted by James Coleman.
desegregation busing [prompt on answers like "desegregation of schools" or "racial integration of schools"]  