Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): A voice for those who do not have a say right now. . Promises made are not always promises kept.  We all say that we want education to be a priority for all.  Do we all really support that?  The Shame of the Nation exposes the compliancy that many Americans have when it comes to actually promoting equal opportunities for all.  We want our professional athletes and Olympic contestants to be able to compete and train in the best facilities and with the best practices.  This enables them to reach their fullest potential and beyond.  We should all be willing to support this endeavor for the education of all of our students.  This book helps us to walk in another's shoes and truly empathize with the inequaties that so many children must deal with.  Reading this book should open ones eyes to how many future adult American are set up for failure.  Brown vs. Board of Education may have imposed laws for equality but it must go further into the mindset of funding agencies.  If we are truly to become equal, we must alleviate the barriers that cause the fragmentation of opporutnity and success.  Educators want the opporutnity to teach and have the necessary materials and support to do so.  Administrators want the same.  The educators and students make the best out of what is given to them.  If limited resources are available and offered, how can we expect teachers and students to excel.  Policy makers and politians must make an effort to walk in another's shoes.  Making the educational needs of all of our student's a priority must be at the front of the list.  These are future Americans.  The pride and ownership that we instill and facilitate in our young Americans will carry us on for years to come.
Output (English): POS