Summary Of Savage Inequalities By Jonathan Kozol

In Savage Inequalities by Jonathan Kozol claims that the ways these schools are funded continues to allow inequalities. The way schools are funded depends on the area and the neighborhood schools reside and the value of the area. As for instant schools that resides in the poorest district receives less amount of money per student from legislative grants, while schools that resides in the richest districts receives so much more money. Money that’s reserved for fighting drug abuse and illiteracy in poorest school district is instead put towards schools in wealthy areas instead of schools in the poorest areas a way of government finding excuses to do nothing but blocking the success of poor schools. Suggestions of racism must be made with caution.