Savage Inequalities: Children in America's Schools
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Savage Inequalities: Children in America's Schools

by Jonathan Kozol

Education Social Sciences
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Jonathan Kozol explores the unequal conditions found in America’s schools, arguing that children from poor families are denied fair opportunities by underfunded, understaffed, and poorly equipped institutions. Focusing on inner cities and less affluent suburbs, this critical examination considers how educational inequality can shape children’s futures.

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Jonathan Kozol examines inequality in America's schools, focusing on the educational conditions faced by children from poor families.

The book describes schools that are grossly underfunded, understaffed, and underequipped.

It considers how disparities in educational resources can limit children's futures in inner cities and less affluent suburbs.

Savage Inequalities presents a critical look at unequal schooling and its consequences for American children.

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