In September 1975, Jefferson County Public Schools began court-ordered busing under a plan to desegregate local classrooms. The plan required the Louisville and Jefferson County school systems to ...

In 1975, Jefferson County Public Schools first implemented forced busing under a court order to desegregate schools, which also required the previously separate Louisville and Jefferson County systems ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Desegregation is a topic that still sparks conversation and controversy today. The desegregation of JCPS created a hailstorm of hate, anger and misunderstanding that had to ...

This week marks a major anniversary for a milestone in Louisville's history with desegregation.Fifty years ago, in 1975, thousands of students were forced to bus to new schools all across Jefferson ...

Despite strong community resistance, court-ordered busing in 1975 Louisville did not result in significant "white flight" out of the county. Studies show a small percentage of white families left, ...

In 1974, Boston's public schools were forced under court order to desegregate. The process—which came to be known as "Boston busing"—called for students from predominately black and white areas of the ...

On a recent Tuesday morning, I was reading comments from students who attended Denver schools back in the days when they were bused to neighborhoods across town. A couple of hours later, I was at an ...

Pam Williams wants to protect her racially harmonious St. Petersburg neighborhood. Doug Tuthill seeks a statement of values all Pinellas County citizens can share. Ron Walker gets another shot at ...

In the short time since Kamala Harris and Joe Biden tangled over the history of busing in the first Democratic primary debate, the question has awkwardly shifted to the present. 'Do you support busing ...