Here are two news items from the Chicago Defender after the Boycott –
October 24, 1963

Here’s a significant piece from October 28, 1963 – the school desegregation movement in Chicago, including the 1963 Boycott, was cited by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as one of his primary reasons for moving to Chicago in 1965. In the article below, we see that he had already taken an interest in Chicago Public Schools:
