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I don't buy this. Rich people already have better schools and will do better anyway. The divide is growing not because of schooling but because of the centraliz

I don't buy this. Rich people already have better schools and will do better anyway. The divide is growing not because of schooling but because of the centralization of wealth.

leereeves 6y ago
That's also true, but "dumbing down" public schools by eliminating advanced learning classes will make it even more difficult for the poor to compete in the knowledge economy.