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An Imperfect Revolution: Voices from the Desegregation Era

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Highlighting the era of "forced busing," the latest American RadioWorks documentary presents the stories of people whose lives were changed when they rode school buses across racial lines.
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  1. American Radio Works
  2. Cultural Legacy Digitization (2016 2017)
  3. Midday
  4. Reports

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