Analysis, Commentary

New Report: Gaps in College Spending Shortchange Students of Color

Racial inequality in colleges
Students sit in a college classroom in Brookline, Massachusetts, March 2018. (Source: Center for American Progress)

Washington, D.C. —(ENEWSPF)—April 5, 2018

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By: Sara Garcia

Black and Latinx students are more likely to attend public institutions of higher education that spend less to educate them, according to a new analysis released today from the Center for American Progress.

If these spending gaps were erased, $5 billion more would be spent annually to educate black and Latinx…

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