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In education we never actually integrated though. A few locations were integrated but only for a little while. It seems more like that the truly wealthy found t
by frgtpsswrdlame 9y ago
In education we never actually integrated though. A few locations were integrated but only for a little while. It seems more like that the truly wealthy found those outlets regardless of what else was happening in education. It also seems strange to say: we shouldn't tax rich people because somehow, through a plausible method that I can't explain or predict, it will make rich people better off and poor people worse off.
- humanrebar 9y agoI was referring to public schooling in general, not racial integration specifically. Integration among social classes is arguably getting worse now. You only go to school with the kids of bank vice presidents if you can afford to live in the same neighborhood.