Opportunity Gaps
Chloe reflects on her experiences growing up in a predominantly white school, highlighting the stark differences in opportunities available to her and her peers. She shares how she was unaware of these disparities until she recognized that her white friends had access to resources like internships and travel that were foreign to her family. This conversation sheds light on the impact of opportunity on outcomes and the systemic inequalities that persist in education.In this clip
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