Recent research shows that school closures have a greater negative impact on Black students and those from low-income backgrounds. The findings emphasize the need to address the disparities in educational access during such closures.
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Recent research shows that school closures have a greater negative impact on Black students and those from low-income backgrounds. The findings emphasize the need to address the disparities in educational access during such closures.
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As schools close nationwide, Black students bear the greatest burden
Research indicates school closures affect Black students and low-income communities more significantly