How Housing Affects Education

from The Aster Education Podcast Hosted by Robert Astwood

In this episode, you will explore how housing in the United States is used as a systemic vehicle to facilitate injustice in marginalized communities. With this adverse effect, our youth suffer various factors that hinder their ability to learn effectively. Time to break the chains of systemic injustice. Source: The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein Want more on Education Reform? Follow on Twitter and Instagram @aster_education

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