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White students had the privilege of taking the bus and not having to travel as far to get to school, while black students had to travel farther and go out of their way just to get to school.

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the bussing issue segregated black students to travel further distances and the white students didnt, it also pointed out the fact that they are just kids having to deal wiht all of this because they have to deal with how they are being treated even if they dont know why

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Black and colored students were forced to mostly white schools. As more colored students began attending mostly white student schools, parents became getting upset because they didn't want their children interacting with colored students.

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Black and colored students were forced to mostly white schools. As more colored students began attending mostly white student schools, parents became getting upset because they didn't want their children interacting with colored students.

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The crisis shows that even after progrsesive court rulings it still exist. The black students had to go through far more to get what some called an inferior education to the white students. All the resources where for the white students and the black students where shunned. They were forced to take overly long bus trips to get a decent education while white students had little commute time

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Black students had to travel farther for school than white students. White students never had to worry about making it to school on time.

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Black students were forced to walk over an hour to get to school everyday due to the area is which they in. They could not attend the white school

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The busing situation emphasized how black students did not have the advantages of have good schools that were close and the fact that they had to travel great distances to make it happen.

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The busing crisis of the 1970s represented the larger conflict of desegregation in Boston. When the desegregation of busing failed, people began to think desegregation in Boston schools wasn't possible. It made black students and their families more angry at white families because their students had opportunities and resources black students did not.

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Black students were forced to trek through worse conditions and longer bus rides to get to their school, while the white students were able to get their on time without having to worry about going through the city

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The busing crisis put a lot of stress on black students because they were the ones that had to travel on hour long bus rides to the suburb neighborhoods where hostile people weren't welcoming them.

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Black students were forced to travel much further distances to just get to school. Schools wanted to create more diversity in there school, by forcing blacks to attended there much further school.

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The busing crisis of the 1970s highlighted the racial tensions in Boston 

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The busing crisis of the 1970s highlighted the racial tensions in Boston 

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Anyone could attend the suburban schools outside of the city, but students of color were forced to take hour long bus rides every day. The schools in the 80s and 90s were predominately white, but that has changed since and METCO has actually really helped students do better in school. However, busing was a huge burden to the students that were being forced to take the hour long ride. Most of the time the students of color were the ones who were being asked to take the bus to the suburban school, and for many parents that was no longer worth it after a few years because the kids would often travel through hostile neighborhoods as well as the long ride.

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Once the schools were integrated the teachers decided that, due to overcrowding in the classes, they would give all the support books and money to the white kids. There was a lot of tension due to the fact that most white people didn't want desegregation. But the black students were not being treated fairly so this was forced upon the schools.

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Student were being forced to go to schools that were far away from where they lived, just because of their race.

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It called attention to the segregated  neighborhoods and brought up the history of white schools in better conditions. African Americans often had to travel far for good school/education because of this

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The busing crisis of the 1970s caused students of minority to travel way farther then white students, which also came with white students feeling more privileged than the minority students. 101

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Black students had to travel farther and into potentially uninviting neighborhoods to attend schools where there was not as many resources as needed. They were segregated and receiving less funds than the white schools, which made many parents speak out about the situation and bring attention to what was going on

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Black students were the ones being forced to travels for a half hour maybe even an hour to get to the schools out side of the cities to integrate them. It was more of a struggle and inconvenience for black students then it was good.

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Many unsupportive white people became more vocal about their opinions as issues regarding busses arose. Furthermore, desegregation caused for people to try and continue to allocate funds solely to white schools despite the illegality of it

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The busing in the 70s was mainly only used by children of the minority races in the city which made them feel like outcasts. White children never had to take the buses unless they also lived in the lower income parts of the city. 

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The busing in the 70s was mainly only used by children of the minority races in the city which made them feel like outcasts. White children never had to take the buses unless they also lived in the lower income parts of the city. 

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African American students were forced to take long bus rides since the materials at their school were inferior to the materials at neighboring white schools. While blacks were allowed to go to any school they chose, their home school should have been provided with adequate materials like the neighboring white schools.

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any race student could go to the same school but African Americans still had to take the other longer bus ride due to the areas and zoning which was not right

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Segregation is typically linked to the south, but the Boston Busing Crisis showed how white citizens resisted desegregation in the North as well. School boards used vague language to avoid allowing students to integrate, which prevented black students from receiving a better education.

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Students whose families had lower income and different race would be forced to go to another school miles away in a different town. This was a huge disadvantage and also showed segregation. White students would have more advantages in their education compared to blacks and other races.

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busing placed a tremendous burden on black students and on students of color. usually, people of color were the ones that were asked to travel to the suburbs, travel sometimes to hostile neighborhoods. which most parents were concerned for their Childs safety

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Although it was required for black students to attend white schools, there was still obvious privileges that white schools received over black schools

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Although it was required for black students to attend white schools, there was still obvious privileges that white schools received over black schools

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The busing crisis caused further inequality due to lack of funding in the majority of black student schools. This unfairness leads to a difference in the quality of education. The students then suffered from poor treatment from the white students

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Even though students of all races could attend each school, busing was unreasonable. Having to transport African Americans on long bus rides when a school they could go to was a five minute distance made no sense to everyone.

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White students acted superior to black students. White students had more privileges than blacks.

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Students were forced to trek across town to go to school rather then just go to the school they lived near. It became a issue because people started to question why they were being segregated in the first place and why should they have to travel so far to a place that isn't as well funded as other schools.

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minority students were allowed to attend the white school, but they would have to take a longer bus ride. it wasn't equal for minorities and white students, because white students still have more privileges. the minorities probably felt unwelcomed cause the only reason they were going to that school (all the way across town) was so the school didn't have majority of one race (white)

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All students of any race could go to the same school but African Americans still had to take the other longer bus ride which was not fair.

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All students of any race could go to the same school but African Americans still had to take the other longer bus ride which was not fair.

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Students were being forced to go to school at schools they didn't live near just to try and integrate the schools so they didn't have a majority of one race.

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Even though black students were allowed to attend white schools, they still are not equal because more money is spent on white students and white students still have more privileges. Black students were forced to take longer bus rides.

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it was mostly the the students of lower incomes being forced to take the long bus ride

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students were being forced to take the bus across town to go to school with a majority of different races

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students were being forced to take the bus across town to go to school with a majority of different races