Clarence Page: Yes, Black parents like school choice too – Chicago Tribune*

"Democrats, bless their hearts, have been just about as stubborn on this issue as their donkey mascot in failing to listen to their own constituents, many of whom like the idea. Vouchers, which already are available in some districts around the country, can grant parents the freedom they too often have been denied — the freedom to shop around and choose for themselves where their education dollar can best be spent."
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Riverbender
2 years ago

Those black parents may want that but on election day they will vote for the established status quo meaning they are happy with the way things are

Giddyap
2 years ago

Fake News Fraud Race Hustler Clarence Page Accidentally Says The Quiet Part Loud

Do the Math
2 years ago

The Illinois contribution to give these kids an average $6,600 scholarship to a better education at a private school is $4,950 (75%). The Chicago Public Schools spends over $20,000 per student for disappointing results. Expand the program and the state saves money.

ProzacPlease
2 years ago

Oh, Clarence, bless your heart. The Democrats are listening to their constituents- the ones who fund their campaigns and get them elected. The voters are just their pawns.

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