Sentence examples for inequitable education from inspiring English sources

In addition to violence, Palestinian school children in Jerusalem and also within Israel, face inequitable education to their Jewish counterparts.

I work as a science teacher in a charter school in a low-income area and I see first hand the effect that an inequitable education policy is having on students.

In 2005, she said, a study she undertook of Pakistan's weak and inequitable education system, dominated by private and religious institutions, convinced her that protecting the United States' public schools was important to democracy.

"And coming out of that tree is inequitable housing, issues of employment, mass incarceration, healthcare, inequitable education.

There has always been poverty, hunger, inequality, inequitable education, issues with sustainable water and sanitation.

These inequities, a violation of basic democratic principles, lead to inequitable education that results in poorly prepared worker and gullible voters.

Inequitable educational opportunities and process eventually led to inequitable outcomes.

The original decision by Justice Leland DeGrasse of the State Supreme Court in Manhattan rightly found that the state's inequitable allocation of education money deprived New York City students of the "sound, basic education" guaranteed by the State Constitution.

Inequitable access to education is clearly a form of violence against girls and, according to UNICEF, denying children access to quality education increases their vulnerability to abuse, exploitation and disease.

In a strong and welcome decision yesterday, State Supreme Court Justice Leland DeGrasse of Manhattan rightly blamed the state's inequitable allocation of education money for the "parlous state" of New York City's schools.

"Everybody is proud of us, even the guys," said Maiga-Ba, 30, a forward who played at Old Dominion and is an iconic female sports figure in Mali, a predominantly Muslim country where women are subject to traditional subservience, genital mutilation, inequitable access to education and household violence.