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Why shouldn't they? They continually produce better results when it comes to minority student's education levels at graduation. Why wouldn't you reward people with good ideas and people who are successful at educating minority kids who otherwise would be failing and dropping out?
Why shouldn't they? They continually produce better results when it comes to minority student's education levels at graduation. Why wouldn't you reward people with good ideas and people who are successful at educating minority kids who otherwise would be failing and dropping out?
Public money going to a private institution and you ask "why not"? Really?
Giving them the choice to opt out of their highly segregated abysmally performing public schools, to choose to attend a better school. Democrats are HIGHLY opposed to minorities choosing to improve their situation. Think very carefully about that...
Choice threatens Democrats much the same way a crucifix does a vampire; they will never accept it. They exist to maintain control.
Where's the big Democrat push to end public funding at post-secondary schools, then? Hmmm...?
I'll spell it out for you. Democrats oppose school vouchers at the K-12 level to keep Blacks and Hispanics dumb and poor. However, they tacitly approve vouchers (Pell Grants, etc., going to private school students) at the post-secondary level because Blacks and Hispanics are unable to function and are therefore severely underrepresented at that level of education.
Public money going to a private institution and you ask "why not"? Really?
As I've said, public money already goes to private schools at the post-secondary level. That is, at the level Blacks and Hispanics are disproportionately not able to advance, as I've shown in my previous post.
Where's the big Democrat push to end public funding at post-secondary schools, then? Hmmm...?
I'll spell it out for you. Democrats oppose school vouchers at the K-12 level to keep Blacks and Hispanics dumb and poor. However, they tacitly approve vouchers (Pell Grants, etc., going to private school students) at the post-secondary level because Blacks and Hispanics are unable to function and are therefore severely underrepresented at that level of education.
If that is true why do Democrats support school of choice?
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