School Desegregation Enough Is Enough

Explosive new perspective on the government's policy of forced racial busing & so-called school desegregation. Author explains how the government did not outlaw segregation, it only outlawed black schools. Now forty years after the "Brown" decision of 1954, the federal courts still have control of urban schools where the black children attend, & not the suburban schools where the white children attend. School desegregation has destabilized the black community, with its removal of black teachers from black children, the closing of black schools, & the dispersal of black children into government-manufactured racial hostility. So we have a system of racial restrictions, racial gerrymandering, & strict racial quotas, which is nothing else but racial control. In South Africa they call that Apartheid. MUST READING...The shame of public education. To order: Danmo Publishing, 1640 Franklin Avenue, Columbus, OH 43205 or phone (614) 236-4795. Discounts Available.Moss, William R. is the author of 'School Desegregation Enough Is Enough' with ISBN 9780963411501 and ISBN 0963411500.