Race and Class Affecting Education

The decision at Brown 's Board of Directors in 1954 affected nationwide education through dismantling racial discrimination at school. Therefore separation does not produce a good result of achieving equal opportunities in society. Regardless of the individual race or class, American citizens should receive appropriate education. Unfortunately, society continues to separate because ethnic unfairness and the place of the poor do not maintain a certain position. "Strengthening and strengthening this educational inequality is amazing social, economic inequality, and separation of the United States" (List 4).

Ethnicity and social classes may also affect education in other ways. In many cases ethnic or low-income families do not have a family history of higher education. If parents and grandparents can not receive education, children of such families can not read anyone and even access even more books. As all educators know, this can be disadvantageous when these children are placed in a class that many other children are exposed to the text being written very much. They seem to be really slow late learners, but that means that they are actually late. Teachers must recognize these important differences and make sure that these children do not mark themselves as disadvantaged students or poor students. A touching environment and little focused help can help disadvantaged students keep up with catching up. And it needs to be dealt with in a considerate and sensitive way.

The criminalization of the poor is done with mutual repression of race, class, sex and gender identity. Child criminal convictions are particularly inhumane and affect disproportionately for low-income Latin American and black children, LGBT QI children, and disabled children. The school-to-prison pipeline is an important element that often eliminates opportunities for self-fulfillment, education and employment, often causing poverty and perpetuating it. Poverty criminalization project encourages policies to change us from injustice to rebellion by researching and reporting on these unfair elements and utilizing resources and capabilities to support local campaigns I aim to influence it.