The truth is that, in 2019, U.S. public education is still a separate but ‘unequal’ system. As originally intended and framed, long before Brown v. Board of Education in Topeka, Kansas in 1954, public education was totally segregated. The schools and communities inhabited by children of color were significantly underresourced. Along with fewer resources, […]
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Education Philanthropy: Where is the Money Going?
Philanthropy is a good thing! But, where is the ‘giving’ targeted and to whom is all or most ‘giving’ dollars benefitting? Why give when the funds don’t reach those locations, causes or populations most in need of support via supplemental resources! Do the altruistic ‘givers’ actually enrich the historically marginalized communities, where families are struggling […]
