1. Busing tables was grueling work.

2. We're not busing anybody out.

3. As verbs the difference between Bussing and busing is that Bussing is while busing is

4. (adjective) Citywide busing; a Citywide strike.

5. Bussing is an alternative form of busing

6. In present participle ofbuslang=en terms the difference between Bussing and busing is that Bussing is while busing is

7. Anti-Busing protestors on the steps of John Marshall High School on the West Side in 1979 as Busing was starting

8. CORK, mentioned in the signs, was a Busing …

9. ‘’Busing is absolutely a code word for desegregation

10. HOW Busing BECAME Busing: As you can tell by now, segregation in public schools did not end with Brown in 1954

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12. Suddenly someone locked when Mary was busing arranging luggage.

13. As nouns the difference between Bussing and busing is that Bussing is while busing is the transportation of schoolchildren, by bus, to schools

14. The courts ordered busing to desegregate the schools.

15. Conservative voters led a fight against forced school busing.

16. Desegregation Busing in the United States (also known as forced Busing or simply Busing) is the practice of assigning and transporting students to schools in such a manner as to redress prior racial segregation of schools, or to overcome the effects of …

17. The busing plan got an emotional response from the community.

18. The Supreme Court unanimously upheld busing to achieve racial balance.

19. Little cicada is busing to flute, little frog knocks drum.

20. Kentucky had the highest population of Busing families in 1840.

21. In 1840 there were 2 Busing families living in Kentucky

22. In 1974, court-ordered Busing led to violent clashes in Boston

23. The most Busing families were found in the USA in 1880

24. Nixon opposed busing personally but enforced court orders requiring its use.

25. School Busing has for decades been a contentious tool for racial integration

26. Busing, also called desegregation Busing, in the United States, the practice of transporting students to schools within or outside their local school districts as a means of rectifying racial segregation

27. Race-integration Busing in the United States (also known as simply Busing or by its critics as forced Busing) was the practice of assigning and transporting students to schools within or outside their local school districts in an effort to diversify the racial make-up of schools

28. So he exploited white fears of black street crime and forced busing.

29. What is Busing? Also called desegregation Busing, the term refers to the American practice of alleviating racial segregation by transporting students to schools within or outside their local

30. See the full definition for Busing in the English Language Learners Dictionary.

31. Joe Biden, explaining his views on Busing, said it was harmful to the U.S

32. While we don't hear so much about Busing these days (the last time Gallup asked about Busing in a national survey was in 1999), it was a more prevalent polling topic in the 1970s

33. “Well, [Busing is] something that they’ve done for a long period of time

34. Busing definition: the practice of transporting by bus Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

35. Few issues divided Los Angeles more in the 1970s than school desegregation and Busing.

36. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education, lower courts began mandating Busing to effectively desegregate schools.

37. Busing will continue to be highly emotional issue in a good many large cities.

38. Busing was expanded to make every school reflect the approximate racial makeup of the city

39. Busing will continue to be a highly emotional issue in a good many large cities.

40. Including or occurring in all parts of a city: Citywide busing; a Citywide strike.

41. Busing also provided oversight for the College’s undergraduate academic advising and the MBA Program

42. That — not Busing — is the problem to be solved." Raoul Cunningham: "When Brown (vs

43. Busing is the transporting of children to school by bus to achieve desegregation or racial balance

44. The superintendent of the school system has appointed a Committee to investigate the busing issue.

45. “As he said during those many years of debate, Busing would not achieve equal opportunity

46. In Boston, Massachusetts, opposition to court-ordered school “Busing” turns violent on the opening day of classes

47. • Provide information to Dep Ed Sp C on students requiring busing; • Request "Activity Bus" daily, as required;

48. The definition of bussing, commonly spelled as Busing, is transporting a group of people in a communal vehicle

49. The definition of Bussing, commonly spelled as busing, is transporting a group of people in a communal vehicle

50. The Busing family name was found in the USA, the UK, Canada, and Scotland between 1840 and 1920

51. The other thing that happens is Busing placed a tremendous burden on black students and on students of color

52. The year Busing began, there were 86,000 students enrolled in Boston public schools, more than half of them white

53. Local forms of transportation, like subways, city busing, cars, bicycles, skates, etc are also part of this sector.

54. The government is using busing in an attempt to achieve racial balance in public schools, especially in racially segregated areas.

55. Formisano, Ronald P . Boston Against Busing: Race, Class,(sentence dictionary) and Ethnicity in the 1960 s and 1970 s . 19

56. Lost were locations of cultural pride, meeting places for dances where teenage awkwardness was not exacerbated by race. Busing meant …

57. The parents used euphemisms such as Busing and neighborhood schools to maintain segregated schools without explicitly saying they did not want …

58. Five years later, Los Angeles voters recalled the school board president who pledged to follow court orders for mandatory Busing

59. 1 day ago · Busing continues to stand in the way of bringing more students back, he said

60. Frustrations ran high, with fans and journalists banging on windows and excitedly complaining to transportation volunteers during the busing debacle.

61. Forced Busing is an obvious violation of each person's right to be free from aggression and the initiation of the use of force

62. Busing of schoolchildren for the purpose of achieving racial integration was used by several Ohio school systems in the late twentieth century

63. Beekeepers summer camp fees Tuition includes entry into field trips, cost of busing, special guests, t-shirts, side trips, and special supplies

64. When Joe Biden opposed mandatory Busing to achieve public school integration in the 1970s it was a very unpopular idea and despite the implications …

65. I find at least nine different times during the 1970s when Gallup asked about Busing, using a variety of question formats and contexts.

66. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The rising price of fuel will slash school busing, nearly empty the skies of airplanes, and turn many resorts into ghost towns.

67. The term “Busing” is a race-neutral euphemism that allows people to pretend white opposition was not about integration but simply about a desire …

68. As a black conservative, he occupies a visible perch, and has not been shy in advancing tough critiques of busing and affirmative action. Sowell gets noticed.

69. WASHINGTON, July 23 (Reuters) - The rising price of fuel will slash school busing, nearly empty the skies of airplanes, and turn many resorts into ghost towns.

70. Owens acknowledged that there might be more hurdles to overcome at poorer, public schools, including busing schedules, parents' work hours and daycare for younger siblings.

71. Court-ordered Busing in the 1970s more typically provoked demonstrations by angry parents, violence in some places and white flight that aggravated the segregation of public schools.

72. 26 Owens acknowledged that there might be more hurdles to overcome at poorer, public schools, including busing schedules, parents' work hours and daycare for younger siblings.

73. John Logan and Brian Stults created a dissimilarity index, which identifies the percentage of one group that would have to move to a different neighborhood to eliminate segregation -- think busing.

74. “He never thought Busing was the best way to integrate schools in Delaware — a position which most people now agree with,” Biden spokesman Bill Russo told The Washington Post last month

75. Describing opposition to "Busing" as something other than resistance to school desegregation is a choice that obscures the histories of racial discrimination and legal contexts for desegregation orders

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77. In raising Busing specifically, Harris hit on a part of Biden’s record that the former vice president hasn’t really discussed publicly in recent years: his support of legislation that aimed to

78. In 1975, one of the most divisive cultural and political issues of the time was Busing, the practice of putting black and white children on buses and sending them to different schools within a

79. Busing was a highly controversial topic in the ’70s that aimed to bus students from white neighborhoods to attend majority black schools and students from black neighborhoods to attend majority white schools

80. Federal Busing ended in 1991 after the Supreme Court ruled that is was time to return full control of schools to local officials even if it resulted in "primarily on-race schools" and that court