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Originally Posted by Conskeeted7
I totally see where you are coming from, Summerchild. I agree that an important point is being overlooked. It's not about having diverse school populations simply to have Black and White children sit next to each other. It's about having access to the resources that can provide a more equal education. That has less to do with race and more about household income and socio-economic status, in my opinion.
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This post and the post before it are what I have been saying for years! My black child will not learn better or more if they sit next to a white child. However, given the same resources (financial, networking, exposure, access to information, etc.) each child will reach their individual potential at whatever level it happens to be.