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I think that the schools where kids show up without lunches and the schools where parents are doing their children's homework are very different places. The art
by sloanesturz 11y ago
I think that the schools where kids show up without lunches and the schools where parents are doing their children's homework are very different places. The article even concedes that the issues that the authors are trying to fight against are very much "first world problems" at the end of the day.
- acheron 11y agoI think that the schools where kids show up without lunches and the schools where parents are doing their children's homework are very different places. Maybe that holds in segregated urban areas, but the vast majority of the country is not near a city. Certainly my small-town high school had both of those groups, because when there's only one high school around, that's unsurprisingly where everyone goes.
- ninguem2 11y agoI think the majority of the population (of the US) lives in urban areas. http://www.citylab.com/housing/2012/03/us-urban-population-what-does-urban-really-mean/1589/ http://www.citylab.com/housing/2012/03/us-urban-population-w...
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