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Falling short on our egalitarian system
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Racism's compound interest
The legacy of slavery and segregation in this country has benefitted many for years on a principle similar to compound interest, writes Ezra Klein for Vox. White America has, for centuries, used force, racist laws, biased courts, and housing segregation to build wealth, stealing the work of African Americans and then, when that became illegal, plundering their work and assets. And then it let compound interest work its magic. Today,…
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Kindergarten in the United States is not what it used to be. For one…
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First lady Michelle Obama dances on stage with student performers as she and the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities (PCAH) host the White House Talent Show in the East Room of the White House, in Washington, Tuesday, May 20, 2014 in Washington. (AP Photo/Carolyn…Added by Michael Keany on May 22, 2014 at 2:18pm — No Comments
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The altered trajectory of Michelle Robinson
In 1975, under pressure from the Supreme Court decision desegregating public schools, Chicago opened a racially integrated high school for high achievers that changed young Michelle Robinson's life, writes Sheryl Gay Stolberg for The New York Times. Her now husband, Barack Obama, attended a prep school in multicultural Hawaii, but Mrs. Obama was raised in a one-bedroom apartment and later a house in South Shore, a…
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May 2014 Volume XI Issue IV
The namesake for the school where I was a principal for sixteen years was the poet and…
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The Center for Teaching Quality
It’s a bad narrative. But it stays at the surface. It’s easy to message. It doesn’t require…
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