To Fight the Good Fight
Feb 28th, 2007 by Jill
Here’s an article about the desegregation of Pasadena’s public schools: “To Fight the Good Fight”: The Battle Over Control of the Pasadena City Schools, 1969-1979
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Just read the news that the San Marino’s school are #1 in the STATE and La Canada #3..So, what is the difference between them and Pasadena..Demographics?
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I’d say it’s demographics. San Marino and La Canada are smaller and just as wealthy as Pasadena.
wow – what an amazing article! as children bussed to jackson elementary (where I received an inspirational education in a classroom representing many many nationalities) i had no idea i was a ‘ground-breaker’! my parents, keen christians but not at all of this fundamentalist right-wing variety, supported this integration. They could not vote locally, of course, being australian. i made wonderful friends, learnt so much, and have passed that on to my children who all have friends from many racial backgrounds. i’m glad i was bussed in that yellow bus from fuller seminary up to jackson elementary.