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ReplyDeleteIndeed. It was a well-planned and flawlessly executed ambush and poor old Joe didn't even know what hit him.
Delete...especially since Kamala's story was pure BS. I grew up in San Jose, 30 miles south of Berkeley. Busing? Segregation? What a crock. Her hardships were PURE fantasy.
Deletebtw - Is that Julian Assange in the middle?
DeleteInstead of attending a High School that was 10% Black, Kamala went to one that was 40% black. What a hardship!
DeleteSo, Harris is, just like other politicians that are well known then.
DeleteDid EVERY school in Berkeley HAVE to have the exact same racial makeup? Is THAT what integration meant? No wonder Biden opposed the RADICAL bussing model that Berkeley had adopted (racial parity in every school). Even Berkeley dropped it, eventually.
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ReplyDeleteWhite & Black Composition of Berkeley Elementary Schools*, 1963 and 1969
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Caucasian** Negro** Caucasian Negro
Columbus 185 (23.7%) 566 (72.6%) 387 (57.3%) 247 (36.5%)
Cragmont 728 (92.6%) 12 (1.5%) 362 (54.4%) 273 (41.0%)
Emerson 301 (95.6%) 2 (0.6%) 173 (49.4%) 163 (46.6%)
Franklin 262 (26.1%) 639 (63.8%) 440 (47.4%) 375 (40.4%)
Grizzly Peak 93 (58.9%) 59 (37.3%)
Hillside 561 (96.6%) 3 (0.5%) 180 (60.0%) 153 (44.1%)
Jefferson 437 (58.9%) 96 (13.2%) 311 (46.5%) 243 (36.3%)
John Muir 400 (97.3%) 7 (1.7%) 229 (50.2%) 218 (47.8%)
LeConte 254 (52.4%) 181 (37.3%) 171 (44.5%) 175 (45.6%)
Lincoln 7 (0.9%) 750 (96.8%) 359 (47.9%) 342 (45.6%)
Longfellow 64 (6.9%) 830 (89.0%) 441 (42.1%) 541 (51.6%)
Oxford 310 (93.4%) 2 (0.6%) 176 (58.7%) 109 (36.3%)
Thousand Oaks 561 (95.1%) 15 (2.5%) 336 (53.4%) 253 (40.2%)
Tilden 75 (60.9%) 36 (29.3%)
Washington 287 (46.6%) 185 (30.0%) 252 (44.8%) 255 (45.4%)
Whittier 394 (85.1%) 21 (4.5%) 226 (46.0%) 201 (40.9%)
*Note that several schools changed names or closed since 1969
**”Caucasian” and “Negro” were the race category names used in BUSD records in the 1960s. “Caucasian” included students with Spanish surnames.