Description : JUANITA WADE INTERVIEW. THE MID 60'S REPRESENTED A TIME FOR THE BLACK PARENTS IN BOSTON TO SEEK  ALTERNATIVES TO PUBLIC EDUCATION. PARENTS SAW THAT PUBLIC EDUCATION WAS NOT OFFERING YOUNG PEOPLE THE STRONG EDUCATION THEY NEEDED, BUT ALSO, SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS
Notes : REEL ID 4135-7
Description : JUANITA WADE INTERVIEW.  I NEVER HEARD A PARENT SAY I WANT MY CHILD TO GO TO A DESEGREGATED SCHOOL. PARENTS ALWAYS CALLED FOR QUALITY EDUCATION. I WAS A TEACHER IN THE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS IN THE EARLY AND LATE 70'S, AND I WORKED COUNSELLING AND SOCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE AFTER SCHOOL.