from the other side, stating not in black and white, there is no point in educating groups of people until inequality is fixed within groups. The inequality does not exist within the groups, but the economic policies, regulations, and government policy imposes inequality unto groups within society. Or are you on the side of a U.S. politician, who proudly stated, that if they are out of work, it is all their fault in the first place. Education success will not flow, until the inequities within the economic and political policies are fixed. As in the Finland protests, no point in getting an education, when there is no jobs in your field. But they are just as peeved as their counterparts across the world saying enough is enough. Phoenix and other online schools like it, are very popular, because they are far cheaper that the over-price universities and colleges, At least going online, students can still work full time. The other side is just peeved that they are loosing students to the online schools. Canada is in the same vote, where newly minted graduates, are willing to work for free even for a year, just to gain experience in their field, and they still live at home, where the parents are picking up the costs. Go talk to the protesters when Occupy Bay Street appears in Toronto, and they tell you what inequality is and the solution. P.S. Don't tell them you are retired teacher, owner of a private school for