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What they first need to do is to tell all minority political and protest groups they're too extreme and demonize them, then create a narrative that the only "valid" form of protest isn't just totally peaceful but also doesn't bother or inconvenience anyone. Then if minority issues still some how make it through those gates, ask "what about poor white people? What about unrelated issue X? Don't all Y's matter?" and shift the attention back to white people. Then when things continue to not improve for minorities, shift the blame onto them for not building bridges. Or I guess stop doing that and do the opposite?
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Also private schools are "better" not because they're better funded or attract better teachers, but because they aren't full of poor people who have grown up in lovely home lives in lovely communities. When you eliminate poors and people who score too low it's really easy to make your school look like an academic power house. That or just straight up grade inflation.
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