But if you sit at the lunchroom table with them, they'll express many opinions. We have to retrain some of the professors who are teaching the teachers. We're definitely going to have to go back and get with the schools of education. I don't think teaching diversity needs to become a full-time thing. I'm looking at it as more of an exposure.
Diversity is so much more than that.
The race issue does transition into an economic issue. There are alternative schools that bring out the passion in students. Because students get so interested in what they're learning, when it's time for them to take tests, they do splendidly. Unfortunately, there's a general sense of eternal hopelessness and apathy. People need to feel empowered to change things.