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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ Jul 14

    The rollback of affirmative action guidelines by the Trump administration is likely to have far-reaching impact on K-12 school districtshttps://on.wsj.com/2ulX6LR 

    6:45 AM - 14 Jul 2018
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      1. Elsa Wallen  ❌‏ @LeskaWall Jul 14
        Replying to @WSJ

        Race should never be a factor in "equalizing" education. Kids are individuals, not widgets on a manufacturing line. Teaching to the test and linking test results to how much money the Government provides a school were always stupid ideas. Thank you, No Child Left Behind Act.

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      1. Jon J Anderson‏ @JonJosephA Jul 14
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        A rollback of federal involvement in primary and secondary education is good. The federal government is way too unwieldy to micromanage local classrooms.

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      1. Bruno Morgado‏ @jbmorgado Jul 14
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        If it is taking race into account, the policy becomes - by definition - racist. This discussion has become an ideological pushing and it is making everyone define everyone else on basis of gender/race/religion instead of taking the right path and seeing everyone as an individual.

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      2. J.D. Harrison‏ @Ganulvian Jul 14
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        Affirmative Action is a racist law that plainly says black people are less intelligent and less abled that white people. The law needs to be done away with. Trump has taken race out of the equation, preventing zoning of schools based in race. This article is pure propagada.

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      1. Michael Franklin‏ @EcofemFranklin Jul 14
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        What is the end game of this administration in regards to education?

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      1. gone2far‏ @DavidWo15416040 Jul 14
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        It means each student will have to perform and no more just pass them to meet federal requirements and quotas.

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      1. Jim Arcangeli‏ @rowbutt0 Jul 14
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        It will improve it

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      1. Dennis Amandla‏ @newdennis Jul 14
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        Not surprised at all...he is from Palm Beach

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