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Why We Must Fight for School Choice

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Virginia Walden Ford writes at National Review:
. . . In 2009, few wrongs are greater than the inequality that endures in American education. More than a half century after the Supreme Court rejected segregation in our nation?s schools, minority children are still less likely to receive a quality education. Here in the nation?s capital, generations of children have passed through the District?s public schools without being prepared to succeed in life. Historically, they have been told by the government which school to attend, and if that school wasn?t good, they have been told by politicians that reform was underway and things would be better soon.

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on March 27, 2009 (boomark / email).

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