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- Collection: Wendell Arthur Garrity papers on the Boston Schools Desegregation Case, 1972-1997.
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Letter to Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr., December 9, 1975.
This letter supports Garrity. The author says he does not believe that busing is the best method but it seems like its the only way.
Letter to Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr., October 10, 1974.
A letter from a man whose son is in first grade. He states that desegregation is worth any violence that occurs.
Letter to Judge W. Arthur Garrity, December 9, 1975.
This note of support for Judge Garrity indicated that the author believes Garrity is brave to maintain his stand. The author also works at a local university and says the racism is spreading to higher education.
Letter to Senator Kennedy from Dorchester Resident
Letter to Senator Kennedy which tried to disprove that black schools were of inferior quality.
Mass Card for Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr., 1974
A Mass Card given for the intentions of Judge Garrity. The giver indicates that more men are needed like Garrity.
Post Card to Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr. December 9, 1975
This postcard believes that Garrity is the "only hope for Boston". The writer is ashamed about the racism in Boston.
Telegram to Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr., December 10, 1975.
This Western Union telegram uses very patriotic language to express his support of Garrity