Why New York Our Segregated Schools Epidemic
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- WNYC Education Reporter Beth Fertig moderates a discussion on New York State's segregated schools epidemic. Panelists include Norm Fruchter of the Annenberg Institute for School Reform, journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones of The New York Times Magazine, Clara Hemphill, founder of insideschools.org, and Craig Gurian, Executive Director of the Anti-Discrimination Center.
This public program took place on Wednesday, September 16, 2015, at Brooklyn Historical Society, 128 Pierrepont Street in Brooklyn, NY. Visit our website to learn more: brooklynhistory.org/.
We as New Yorkers, a so called " progressive city" should be embarrassed by this situation.
People chose whom they live around. Heard of China town etc Nothing wrong with it
Nikole Hannah-Jones lookin hella skeptical during this panel! lol. Hit them with the truth!
Isn't NYC's program called Gifted and Talented? Why does the one panelist keep switching it around?
You can talk about education and any part of it around and around all day. The only solution is equal funding and equal access irregardless where the tax dollars come from within the State. That's what creates segregation in school district to school district. Where homelessness and poverty are concerned that's a different social problem under a separate budget. With that education and every other budgetary problem is involve is a politic more interested division that favors the wealthy disproportionate to the care and happiness of the whole based on the humans most in need. A societies measure of good is how well a society cares for its most needy, and not their destruction.
@old --- you can throw $$$$$ at this issue but the home issue is not fixed then it's no point.
Again blaming teachers buy a mirror an look into