The biggest divide in CA happened in the late 1980s, when 2 separate letter grade systems were created. (Explained below for per character limits.)
Not everyone has equal access and opportunity to the road to success and we have got to correct that by focusing on everything from homeownership to a meaningful education.pic.twitter.com/kZyhfPxi4L
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- When an A was just an A, everyone could potentially be a top college candidate. Until about 1986-7. - When “honors” courses were created with a secondary decimal point value, only “honors” students were validictorians, etc. - Eligibility was retro to “magnet” 6th grade classes.
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I'm black, Venezuelan exiled, inmigrant and college drop up. Right now I'm creative director in a video game company in Mexico city and indie film director (my dream jobs) and on my way to success at 33. So no. I 100% dissagree with this and I think is a dangerous view.
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Another example of how us liberals take an idea a bit too far...
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As long as we all understand that it's equal access to OPPORTUNITY, not equal access to RESULTS. One gives everybody a level field to better themselves, the other gives everybody the same thing, regardless of the effort they put into it
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Amen
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What a great clip of you preaching to people. I just love it when someone gives me a longwinded political sermon on what I must believe.
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And backs me up against a wall. A wall...hmmm
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Financial literacy needs to be taught from 2nd grade up each year.
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