70 Year Magazine Archive

From the Academy

by Russell Kirk

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ACQUIRING WISDOM AND VIRTUE BY BUS

Even the Volstead Act was popular, by the side of what most newspapers now call “busing.” Compulsory congregation of schoolchildren of differing hues, to be achieved by elaborate time-consuming schemes of transportation, is advocated by few now except the spokesmen of the NAACP and certain federal judges.

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