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Abandoned buildings


Isolation


1 bank

1 supermarket

poor quality

overpriced

48 lottery agents

99 bars/liquor stores


schools 20 years with out libraries or playgrounds




Magnet schools represent wealthy families and drain resources of other schools


Wealthy Chicago residents avoid public school because of media portrayal


Mayor quoted, ‘Nobody in his right mind, would send his kid to a public school’


Nothingness

Lack of empathy

Faith

Foreshadowing

Other People’s Children

North Lawndale and the Southside of Chicago

High taxes,

lack of funding, gaps in funding, lack of jobs,

all perpetuate cycle of poverty to be expected


62-81% drop out rates due to students loss of faith in system

Corla Hawkins


Gospel choir in school


poetry about faith


perceptible optimism


students lose faith in the system




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Savage inequalities

By Sarah Beth Stagg

A review of Jonathan Kozol’s qualitative account of urban poverty