How Boston Schools Teach Students About The City's Court-Ordered Busing, 40 Years Later

A milestone year for Boston Public Schools is coming to a close: the 40th anniversary of court-ordered desegregation.

Resistance to forced busing propelled Boston to the forefront of cities and towns where such orders were met with protests — which at times reeked of outright racism.

WBUR's Delores Handy joins Morning Edition with a look at how the city's school system — four decades later — is teaching this pivotal point in its history.