It was harder for african americans to get a degree back then.

So what you're saying is that blacks *need* whites @agag

Less teachers....worse schools...worse students..less teachers

It's a vicious cycle.

I'm saying blacks need education and that education requires resources that were unavailable to them

And techincally no they didn't, but we do have some resposbility to help alleivate a siutation we did cause

and state governments wouldn't have stepped in to help because there's no motive for them to do so

What collegee degree do you need to teach basic math in elementary school

to do it well? yes you need one

and you need training

did you forget high school?

Remember Calculus?

You need a bachelors degree

Calculus was not taught in high school in segregation era

Pre alebra even.

Or trig

Calculus isn’t taught in high school currently

We are talking about segregation era, brainlet @Outboarduniform

but mathematics wasn't limited to 2+2=4

even then

you need a degree to do the job well

^^^

@Mord the requirements for teachers didn’t change I’m pretty sure

@Outboarduniform it is at my school for sure

Yeah it's common core...

I'm pretty sure we've been teaching calculus in high school for a while now

Morb t's okay if you haven't really thought this out all the way.

@agag at my school it was elective

The highest math class was personal finance

After Algebra 2

it's an advanced class at mine too

you don't have to take it but you can if you're not dumb

I went to a bougie school then lol

and did higher level math earlier

What's common core up to?

Algebra II right?

@Noxar Also okay

you want to argue now?

Algebra 2 is the highest

I think everything else is by your own choice

at least in math