ATLANTA DAILY WORLD - “In terms of the African American community … the president wants to almost triple the funding to Title I schools so that schools in poor communities and communities that disproportionately house African American students that their resources are not one-third of what communities in more affluent neighborhoods have,” explained Richmond.
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