Savage Inequalities
After reading “Savage of Inequalities”, I was shocked and horrified at this town and the schools that children how to live and attend. I hope to never see or experience this in my life. If I ever had to teach in a town that had such poor conditions, I don’t know what I would do, but I know that I would try to help them as much as I could and try to make a their learning experience a good and valuable one. I really don’t know how people, especially the ones that run the town and its facilities get so run down. To me, it’s as if they are living in a concentration camp or a ghetto during World War II. They have some of the same run down buildings, poor health conditions, and little education. I would have never thought in a time where a chance to succeed is even gr
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Approximate Word count = 529
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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