Only 2% of Americans who follow the success sequence are in poverty, compared to 11.5% of Americans. Family formation, the third and fourth steps on the success sequence, are extremely important because family stability and structure have profound impacts on economic and social mobility.
Most folks in poverty go to step 4 having done none of the previous 3. They can’t attain step 2 as they chose not to attain step 1, even with cost free education and meals, councilors , dumbed down grading systems, etc. The traditional, proven version of step 3 is close to being outlawed anyway.
Deb
1 year ago
Chicago and Illinois fail on the first step-education. Both cave to special interest groups such as CTU, whose primary concerns are themselves, not students.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Step 5 is leaving Illinois. Just sayin..
Most folks in poverty go to step 4 having done none of the previous 3. They can’t attain step 2 as they chose not to attain step 1, even with cost free education and meals, councilors , dumbed down grading systems, etc. The traditional, proven version of step 3 is close to being outlawed anyway.
Chicago and Illinois fail on the first step-education. Both cave to special interest groups such as CTU, whose primary concerns are themselves, not students.