Students in lower income neighborhoods attend poorly funded schools, which limits their chances of getting a good education and going on to college. These school districts are overwhelmingly populated by racial minorities and are a big contributor to __________.

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The minority education gap refers to the disparities in educational achievements and opportunities between students from minority backgrounds and their peers. Poorly funded schools in lower income neighborhoods, which are often populated by racial minorities, contribute to this gap by providing limited educational resources and opportunities.

Students in Lower Income Neighborhoods Attend Poorly Funded Schools, Which