Worried about changing their lives that they had when Britain was in control
People thought the constitution was going to help out the rich more than the poor
Some thought other weren’t going to follow it
Some thought the rules were too harsh to the people
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BOSTON — Forty years ago this week, federal Judge W. Arthur Garrity's decision to undo decades of discrimination in Boston's public schools was put into action. It was called court-ordered desegregation, but critics called it "forced busing."
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