> If they were not selected because they didn't meet the qualifications, well, that isn't the fault of the gifted program. But it could be the fault of the gov

> If they were not selected because they didn't meet the qualifications, well, that isn't the fault of the gifted program. But it could be the fault of the government, the school administration, and an entire culture of systemic racism. And so there could be several problems to address. Does removing the gifted program solve any of the problems? No. Does it make some people feel as though they're doing good by equalizing everything? Yes.