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"Worse" translates to "urban" or "rural" schools. Think about what that means. (Hint: It's not a money issue)
by Duff 15y ago
"Worse" translates to "urban" or "rural" schools.
Think about what that means. (Hint: It's not a money issue)
- diogenescynic 15y ago>"Worse" translates to "urban" or "rural" schools. Think about what that means. (Hint: It's not a money issue) Duff, please spell it out for us? What are you implying the problem is?
- Duff 15y agoPoor governance, which is allowed to persist due to lower involvement by parents.
- hugh3 15y agoThat black people and white people are stupid? I'm really not sure what forbidden truth you're supposed to be getting at here.
- forkandwait 15y agoThe forbidden truth is about poor people ("rural"=white and poor, "urban" = black and poor.)
- _delirium 15y agoI'm curious how you exclude the "money issue". Don't "rural" and "urban" districts correlate remarkably well with "poor" districts?