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Florida Passes Plan For Racially-Based Academic Goals

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This just needs a few tweaks to be an onion article.

According to the article they did other groupings as well (i.e.: by poverty level, geographical location, and disabilities) Not mentioned but most likely this also included items such as gender and single parent households. All that information and this is the most valid grouping?? I would love to see the raw data ....

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