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Rising income inequality in the United States is exacerbating long-standing racial and ethnic gaps in, among other things, education outcomes. In order to close the academic achievement gap, we must address rising income inequality in America.
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The above excerpt was originally published in Economic Benefits of Closing Academic Achievement Gaps. Click here to view the full article.
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