[ SECRET POST #4887 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4887 ⌋

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Re: Question for Americans

[(Anonymous)]

Just seems crazy to me that kids would be disadvantaged simply because of the school most convenient to them geographically. That's a serious barrier to social mobilisation or so it seems to me anyway.

lol it's a huge, huge, huge barrier to social mobilization. it's not just a private school - public school thing, either, it also varies enormously between different public school districts, because public education is largely funded and administered on the county level in the United States. so if you're from a wealthy suburb versus an inner city, the kinds of educational access and support you have is massively different

but this is all well known; the problem is that massive parts of American politics are just not committed to social mobility as a goal, especially when that social mobility takes into account racial lines