Bottom up: Ronald Brownstein in his article “The Challenge of Education Inequality”, he concludes that “without strategies (from affordable housing initiatives to school-assignment policies) thatalso combat the economic isolation of so many African American and Hispanic students, the US is unlikely to ever entirely close the racial and income gap in its educational performance”. Brownstein is claiming that education reform is a lot more complex than it appears. Education equality has many issues that we need to change but cannot single out one thing as saving the whole thing, it’s complicated. From housing loans to allocating funds among schools there needs to be change. The US can no longer try to put a band aide on a large wound, you have
