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Support Busing -- Stop Fascism: A Flyer Supporting the Desegregation of Boston Public Schools and the NAACP March in Boston

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This flyer asks people to join National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's march for busing, for equality, and for integration.
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Keywords

  1. Busing For School Integration
  2. Demonstrations
  3. Public Schools
  4. School Integration
  5. Schools

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