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Busing —Not Integration— Opposed
Invoke Our Color-Blind Constitution to End It

by Elmer Enstrom, Jr.
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Foreword

 v
Introduction
 		 ix
Chapters
1. Busing Dissenters Told They Can Run, but Can't Hide 17
2. Dissenters' Voices Muted in Legal Cases 29
3. Dissenters Recognized as Real Parties in San Diego Case 41
4. Befriending Busing Dissenters in the Supreme Court 51
5. Busing Advocacy Is Understandable, but Without Understanding 67
6. The San Diego Dissenters' Formula for Opposing Busing 81
7. Invoke Our Color-Blind Constitution to End Busing
 		 100
Conclusion 131
Appendices [photocopied references — list only]  135
Referenced Rights Cases by Title
Referenced Rights Cases by Date
Referenced U.S. Supreme Court Justices

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