Before revision: In predominantly white US school districts, spending on educational resources, such as highly qualified teachers, Advanced Placement courses, and updated textbooks, is on average 10 times higher.Kozol, Jonathan, Still Separate, Still Unequal: American’s Educational Apartheid, 2005 Even Black and Hispanic students whose scores on standardized academic tracking tests were equal to those of Whites were more likely to be placed in lower course levels than Whites were.
After revision: In predominantly white US school districts, spending on educational resources, such as highly qualified teachers, Advanced Placement courses, and updated textbooks, is on average 10 times higher.Kozol, Jonathan, Still Separate, Still Unequal: American’s Educational Apartheid, 2005 Even Black and Hispanic students whose scores on standardized academic tracking tests were equal to those of white students were more likely to be placed in lower course levels than Whites were.