content: Desegregation was an evil social experiment. It was a disservice to the whole country. Each group naturally gravitates toward their own and forcibly making minorities out of some whites was an act of cruelty. Forcing people to go anywhere, to a good place for example, is still force. And forcing people to do anything, without those people having been tried in a court of law, is a criminal act. If they really and truly wanted integration, let's say say blacks weren't niggers and were just a different group of people. If they wanted to make a legal matter out of integration, the most extreme measure should have been to make a petty misdemeanor crime out of banishing blacks; punishable by fines with a repeat offense clause. And to make all federal spaces protected zones for blacks. That would have been more than enough to both stir the pot and be legally consistent without making a criminal of the U.S. Government. What really happened, of course, was a criminal act: Bussing kids far outside of their districts just to get a taste of "diversity."