It’s good to hear that another step, however small it was, was a movement towards more fair housing policies. Nobody, regardless of age, race, religion, ethnicity, color, sexual orientation, or on the basis of a disability of some sort or other, or socioeconomic status, should be barred from moving into a given area for such arbitrary reasons.
Had Boston’s B-BURG (Boston Banks Urban Renewal Group) Program moved to create racially/ethnically integrated housing throughout the city of Boston, instead of singling out the Jewish neighborhoods in the city of Boston for this program, and with better leadership on the part of the Boston School Committee, the disastrous Federal Court-mandated, large-scale, cross-city busing edict that took Boston by storm and helped exacerbate racial tensions and hostilities in the city of Boston to such dangerous levels wouldn’t have had to be implemented.