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Danny says that there are only a few kids causing violence in the project ; that the media is n't covering the housing project fairly ; that a few kids start trouble and others are drawn in ; that anti-busing parents make the situation worse by fueling the emotions of the kids ; that kids in Charlestown do n't deserve their bad reputation . Police communications equipment is arranged neatly on a table . Davis says that he was relieved that the police presence was not made up only of Boston police ; that today was the first time he has ever been in South Boston ; that he was more worried about Boston police officers than demonstrators ; that some Boston police officers are not protecting the African American students ; that African American students on the buses into South Boston were nervous ; that there is a lot of tension in the school ; that it wo n't take much to ignite the tension . Pottinger says that the violence may be a violation , especially if the violence involves an assault on a police officer or a fire official . A woman walks her father back to his house , so that he wo n't get hurt " when the bottles start . Meade says that the opening of schools was a success ; that many doubted it would go as well as it did ; that the city 's problems are not over . " Power denies any racial tension in the school , saying defensively , " How many times do you want me to say no ? One of the protestors yells out , " Deak Perera , you ca n't hide . Malloy says that the children were sacrificed in the name of social ideas.Jones reports that Ione Malloy spoke to him today about her new book , Southie Wo n't Go .