NYC Council progressives aim to hide public-school failure via outright racial discrimination
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City Council progressives are aiming to block Asian-American kids from the city’s top public high schools — again pushing racist injustice in the name of racial justice.
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City Council progressives are aiming to block Asian-American kids from the city’s top public high schools — again pushing racist injustice in the name of racial justice.
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