We have data to ensure all kids can read, but laws get in the way

OPINION — Since 1996’s Proposition 209, California has prohibited the consideration of race in public education, employment and contracting. While framed around fairness, the measure’s real-world effect has been to blindfold the state, creating a painful disconnect between the clearly visible systemic inequities and our legal ability to fix them.Continue reading the full article: Capitol WeeklyOriginal article: https://capitolweekly.net/we-have-data-to-ensure-all-kids-can-read-but-laws-get-in-th...