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chief keef ain't no hitta

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yes school reinforces social inequality while pretending to do the opposite

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There is a book called Keeping Track by Jeanie Oakes that talks about how the way schools track
students reproduces the way people are "organized in society."  Really made me question the efficacy of AP classes!

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Yes, because they are often told or shown that there is their only potential.

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Yes. They are either forced by family or it's financially necessary for survival

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yes because generational wealth and support

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yes because generational wealth and support

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Yes. I feel there is a pressure from circumstance. 

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Yes. I feel there is a pressure from circumstance. 

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Yes. I think it happens because of monetary and economic reasons and also the preconceptions that teachers and educators have about children from the lower socioeconomic brackets that working-class families typically reside in

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Yes. I have seen it several times, where students start in college but are unable to finish because they have to start a job or take care of a family. It's just based on what I see form the people in my former HS.

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Hello! Please answer the following question: 

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Hello! Please answer the following question: 

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Do you think there is a strong tendency for working-class children to end up in working-class jobs?

If so, why?