>How to assist privileged students who lost two years of in class instruction is less important
...as it should be. If the privileged keep playing their privilege games while neglecting equity, society does not work.
...as it should be. If the privileged keep playing their privilege games while neglecting equity, society does not work.
Society isn't a game of wealth transfer. Equity is the goal for one ideology, not for the vast majority of Americans. It's fine for that to be your goal, but you should understand that it isn't for most others and that they're going to act accordingly. When you aim to take away from them and their children, even if it's well intentioned and justified by your belief system, many are going to flee.
Decisions about how to raise your kids is where the DEI rubber hits the road.
What is new to me is the extent to which indentured servitude was practiced in Central Asia; no doubt people brought their histories with them to the USA.
Without a law to force those kids to stay where they are, what can society do? In that case, parents are much more interested in a "raise all boats" story rather than a "raise boats that were lower at the expense of boats that were higher."