On the recordJune 18, 2019
If we aren't able to get students of color and low income students to that baccalaureate level, it's exacerbating the racial and economic inequality in our country.
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congress.govIf we aren't able to get students of color and low income students to that baccalaureate level, it's exacerbating the racial and economic inequality in our country.
Wilson discusses the impact of educational attainment on racial and economic inequality.
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