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Boeri and Phuong sit on a bench.Boeri reports that Phuong lived in East Boston until he and three other Cambodians were attacked and beaten by seventy whites . Clark says that she brings the perspective of a parent who lived through the busing crisis . Both regimes viciously repressed dissent emanating from competing ethnic groups , resentful of their lack of representation in the government . Groden says that Ray Flynn ( mayor of Boston ) has set the right tone for the city since his inauguration ; that Flynn has " lived across the lines of color and , to some extent , class . Palladino says that she does not have to read the book because she lived the book . " Many said they had come to show their anger against the US threat and their determination to defend their homeland . Baumeister says that the previous year at the Lewenberg school was successful ; that the school staff had worked hard to recruit white students for the school ; that there were several hundred white students in attendance at the end of the year . " Lyons reports that Great Britain had a record trade deficit of 1.25 billion last month , partly due to oil prices ; that the pound dropped to a new low . Flynn says that Lukas listened to the residents of Boston who lived through the busing crisis ; that Lukas found the common ground among these people . Robert DiGrazia ( Police Commissioner , City of Boston ) says he has spoken to the parties involved and that the problems at the South Boston courthouse were due to a lack of communication ; that Chief Justice Flaschner will work with police and local courts to expedite the booking of arrestees ; that he had previously met with Flaschner and others to discuss the expeditious booking of mass arrests ; that there was confusion in South Boston on the day in question . Greg Pilkington reports that police officials had promised stricter law enforcement concerning the school situation this year ; that police officials had threatened to make more arrests and to prosecute arrestees more quickly this year . He added that the restrictions imposed on Gulbuddin and his Hizb-i-Islami group were not intended to destroy Hekmatyar , but merely to shut him up before he harmed Iran-Afganistan relations .