A problem with the socialization argument is that _____.
A)the organization of public schools often lends itself to segregation
B)it is unfair
C)students need to learn to be good citizens
D)public schools are open to everyone

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The socialization argument assumes that public schools provide necessary socialization opportunities, but the organization of public schools, which often segregates students based on factors such as race and socio-economic status, undermines this assumption. This means that the socialization argument is not universally applicable to all students in public schools.

A Problem with the Socialization Argument Is That _____