Originally posted by truthseeka
I think this was intended to address disparities in different schools. After all, school funding (and arguably quality) is directly related to the
wealth of the neighborhood. So, poorer areas have worse schools.
Seems to me that this will keep many youth from obtaining a solid education. Now, if this is done along with putting more wealth into poorer
neighborhoods, it wouldn't be a bad idea. Of course, THAT will never happen.
Looks like kids with great academic potential will be hindered from achieving a quality education, based on their being residents of a poor
neighborhood.
You do not need money to learn how to add, subtract, read, write, count. These are all things parents can very easily teach their children in little
time for FREE. Schools do not need extravagance to function, they must be supported by the community though.
Of course the children have to have parents and those parents need to be competent themselves. It is not about not having money it is about not having
a sense of community and not caring about an education and not taking responsibility in general for anything. Considering blacks have close to a 70%
rate of bastardization it is no wonder their kids are lacking in education.
The blacks that do take responsibility for themselves and plan long term "no shiny rims and platinum and "ICE"" are able to better themselves and
give their children a better start. You'll notice they run to the "white" communities as fast as they can to escape the animals they were
surrounded by growing up. You'll also notice them being accepted by their neighbors. I feel bad for those who strive to achieve because the others
give them a bad name.
