Explores the issue of minority education in the United States.
This paper discusses the reality of education for minorities in the U.S. through the use of some statistics and looks at the reasons minorities do not receive the same type of education as white Americans. The paper argues that there is no reason why minorities should not receive the same education as white Americans and argues that the fact they do not is unfair.
“Another example of cultural differences includes religion – there are almost 6 million Jews in America, accounting for nearly half of the world’s Jewish population, and even though the religion may not show itself in terms of physical appearance, it is nonetheless the cornerstone of Jewish culture.”