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Shots of homes in a residential neighborhood ; of two white women and a child standing in front of one of the homes.Vaillancourt reports that some blamed economic factors instead of race for redlining practices . Visual : Shots of industrial machinery in operation ; of children playing at a playground ; of industrial buildings ; of two women sitting on a park bench ; of historic buildings in Lowell ; of a child looking out from a window of an apartment building ; of the Merrimac River running through Lowell.Hope Kelly reports that tension in the city of Lowell stems from school desegregation . Harris reports that the US representative rejected the resolution because it did not address the activities of Syrian and Palestinian forces in other parts of Lebanon . Shots of students entering Building 7 on the MIT campus ; of molten metal being poured into a cast ; of workers doing manual labor ; of the floor of a stock exchange ; of two African American women in a retail store.Vaillancourt reports that the MIT Corporation has announced that it will only invest in companies that are actively seeking to end apartheid ; that MIT holds stock worth $ 150 million in US companies doing business in South Africa . Pilkington reports on a conversation about busing with another one of the lawyers , James Nabrit , who is retired and living in Washington D.C. Pilkington reports that Nabrit said that quality education is not possible in a segregated school system ; that Nabrit believes the anti-busing movement is not sincere when they claim that the quality of education suffers under busing ; that in a segregated system , African American schools will be of lesser quality than white schools ; that both whites and African Americans suffer from the adverse effects of segregation ; that busing is necessary remedy if it is the only way to desegregate schools . Kelly notes that housing is scarce in Roxbury ; that vacant lots are plentiful in the area . Greg Pilkington reports that five of the lawyers from the Brown case have died ; that four of those lawyers are now judges ( Thurgood Marshall , Spotswood Robinson , Constance Baker Motley and Robert Carter ) . Visual : Shots of vacant lots in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston.Hope Kelly reports that vacant lots in Roxbury are only 1.5 miles from downtown Boston.V : Footage of Gus Newport ( Executive Director , Dudley Street Initiative ) being interviewed near a vacant lot by Kelly . V : Artist drawing of Roy by Sonja Benson.Cohen reports that there were only four African Americans out of 70 prospective jurors ; that the defense lawyers accused the prosecution of excluding African Americans from the jury ; that Thomas Mundy ( Assistant District Attorney , Suffolk County ) challenged three of the African American jurors without cause ; that the fourth African American juror was dismissed by Roy . Garrity responds to a question , saying that he will consult with all of the lawyers involved in the school desegregation case before putting anything into the court order ; that he will schedule a series of hearings for the 1976-77 school year . Newport points out the vacant lots in the area . V : Shots of police officers stationed in front of South Boston High School ; of US Marshals standing in a small group in front of the school ; of a white woman entering the school yard ; of two police officers descending East 6th Street in front of the school.Baumeister reports that the police dispersed groups of more than three people ; that they checked the credentials of all members of the press . V : Artists drawings of lawyers at table ; of Mundy.Cohen reports that three women and one man have been chosen for the jury so far ; that these four jurors are an electronics engineer , a manager with a local insurance company , a school monitor , and a housewife from South Boston . Baumeister reports that the opening of South Boston High School was different this year than it was the previous year ; that police and US Marshals were present ; that police dispersed crowds around the school which numbered more than three people ; that police scrutinized the press credentials of the media . Shots of photographs of middle-aged women and young people among the crowd.Bullard reports that young people in the crowd openly insulted African American police officers ; that members of the crowd shouted obscenities at the press and grabbed their cameras ; that members of the crowd spit at police officers and jumped on top of police cars ; that the crowd cheered each time a bottle or brick was thrown at the police . Kelly notes that these lots would have been developed years ago if they were in a different part of the city .