> The population is rather segregated, if a kid needs to be bussed an extra 30+ minutes each way it's not nessisarily worth it. Yes, decades of redlining and o

> The population is rather segregated, if a kid needs to be bussed an extra 30+ minutes each way it's not nessisarily worth it. Yes, decades of redlining and other less explicit policies have created a situation in which residences are somewhat segregated. That's not an argument against the goal of desegregation; it's a statement of what the causes of the current problem are.