Quotes from "Still Separate, Still Unequal: America's Educational Apartheid"

"It is even more disheartening when schools like these are not in deeply segregated inner-city neighborhoods but in racially mixed areas where the integration of public school would seem to be more natural, and where, indeed, it rakes a conscious effort on the part of parents or school officials in these districts to avoid the integration option that is often right at their front door."

"We do not have the things you have. You have Clean things. We do not have. You have a clean bathroom. We do not have that. You have Parks and we do not have Parks You have all the thing and we do not have all the thing. Can you help us?"

Millburn Playground

Newark Playground

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"I wish that this school was the most beautiful school in the whole why world."