"The segregated schools of today are arguably no more equal than the segregated schools of the past"
- Ed Markey
About this Quote
This quote by Ed Markey suggests that the present state of segregated schools is very little better than it was in the past. This implies that the instructional opportunities for trainees of color are still not equivalent to those of white students. This might be due to a lack of resources, insufficient funding, or a lack of variety in the mentor staff. It could also be due to the reality that lots of schools are still situated in areas with high concentrations of hardship, which can result in an absence of access to quality education. This quote highlights the need for more fair education systems that supply all students with the very same chances to succeed. It also acts as a reminder that the fight for academic equity is far from over.
This quote is written / told by Ed Markey somewhere between July 11, 1946 and today. He/she was a famous Politician from USA.
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