Decades later, black students still get the short end of education
It has been a considerable blot on the United States education system that for the past century — black students have consistently lagged behind white students in academic achievement.
On Monday, a group of Oklahoma elected officials drew attention to the fact that, despite national and statewide efforts, the achievement gap between white and black students in Oklahoma City Public Schools has actually w...
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