town in mississippi

and notice by a car cap

white buffalo county in anyway so

uh...

that a federal judge had to force this county to stop segregating their schools they would

take african-american students and put them in specific schools and they would take white

students and put them in specifics course transfer them over to specific schools

it's crazy that

that this ain't america yet and this is something now

here twenty ten

and they still don't it's amazing gave but it is amazing

and it's it's not

exclusively white and black so that's what allowed them to get away with it for a little

while ago all i want to know where we got selected sailors electives that

but they were allowing them to that goes for ten miles apart

uh... so that the uh... white kids he gets a great into a predominantly white school

at a black kids would stay in the predominantly black schools

cell at

tyler town schools are the schools where at the african-american children we're going

to and if there were lights it's going to tell us how schools they would be transferred

over she left salem that salem attended center which is predominantly white and cell it's

funny because i because of the census added

officials were able to track this down and say hey wait a minute what do you guys doing

this is a legal you're not allowed to do this

but it just amazes me that the school officials dot ok then we're not gonna get caught let's

just do this is not that big a deal write another excuse they had was that with the

work for meeting the students to go to that out of school like what i didn't make the

move without school nerves are white kids in the school boards by

but it totally threw off the numbers so that it became basically

a predominantly white predominantly black schools

which was obviously there in fact and so the court said

now youtube if if you can't do that that's crazy is obviously a legal

and yet uh... you know stopped that and

but he goes to show you every you know the old are you have a government intervention

or not and of course is not always the right right thing to do

but in some cases it feel that people

get away with stuff degraded away with it then

i mean if the federal government having forced mister beaded

desegregate in the first place still desegregate of course okay

eco-system important and that's not right

suppose that's not all of the city's this particular area but uh... it's you know the

starting to see that at this late date

that there's some carries the country there is still there

and of course of the ass a lot of people because of their racism places even that stuff up

man

come on

this is fairly dispute

sonya but the federal judge did the right thing so

couple

and now that what i'm wondering is now that they're going to desegregate the schools

school officials do they face any consequences for this

because they're breaking the law

so julie just like god locate you know you've been this defect you've been segregating schools

for all these years legally

but it's ok you get to keep a job and it's five just make sure you stop to it

i mean obviously the school officials are

basis there's no question about it serology just let it go

well look reeked of course with evident in the treaty there

and uh...

if you need our services if you need it to you at the supreme court you know we can

maybe for certain consultant fee we come in there regularly for you guys but you know

you have to see who was who knew what was happening right off the rise it

who permitted the students to go to another school slash maybe encourage them

did they incurred sven

was the principal the vice principal et-cetera and then was you

fare all that stuff out

now of course i should be consequences for

doing something that was that illegal in

and the justice department at this

sued him to make it happen and by the way did a federal judge that rule that uh...

in this case was tom leslie

from the u_s_ district court of southern mississippi

applied to the northern advocated idea mister weekdays index like now is is obviously not

right so ya agar division that would be some cuts was that you know i'm not saying this

uh... criminal consequences right now i don't think it's it's an issue of along those lines

but abut should be keep their java when one would presumed not right exactly and that's

exactly what i was trying to get that because good luck if

i had a child

uh... if our black right and i had a black child going to a school that was segregated

and this lot act this judge comes and says okay you have to desegregate the schools and

they say okay your child is not going to go to a predominantly white school

that would make me uncomfortable because i don't i don't know what the administrators

are the school officials are gonna do that i don't know how they can achieve my child

so that's why i bring up that concern that's an interesting point i mean if they were going

to say or even first was that a lot of issues obviously and so when they

the profile this ruling which they have to buy low and should

then you know i those administrators have a look at like since the senate

gray point so that's why

uh... they should look very long and hard at you know over the issue about the administration

of schools right