It's realistic, though not very nice, to imply that "minority" is the opposite of "high income".Hint: Not only are “some of my best friends Black”, my parents, my wife, my children, and all of my family is too. Please don’t go all “woke” on me.
For the discipline difference, it's enough that there is an income difference. That explains everything. There is no need to mention race.
Studies show that it happens in the same district...
The high-income people, of any race, care about education and discipline. Getting a kid to behave is usually as simple as telling the parents.
Right because poor people don’t care about education.
The high-income people, of any race, care about education and discipline. Getting a kid to behave is usually as simple as telling the parents.
Uhh, this isn’t new. I went to a private school growing up. By definition if they were paying to go to the school I went to, they weren’t poor. I saw myself how much different the “bad” White kids were treated than the Black kids.
The group you associate with will determine how you are treated.
Oh that’s all I have to tell my six foot 3 son to do! Make sure he has one of his White friends with him (he usually does) when he hangs out so police won’t wonder what he’s doing in our part of town.
He was going to walk from school one night down the street to a Waffle House after a football game to meet his other classmates. His friend group is like the rainbow coalition, but this one night he wasn’t sure whether his non-Black friends were going to the game and walking down there with him. We told him if not, just take an Uber. Two Black kids walking down the street were an easy target for harassment. Not by other kids - kids aren’t as stupid as the older generation - they were worried about being harassed by the cops.