Class Warfare

Inside the Fight to Fix America's Schools

Steven Brill

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Book Synopsis

"Class Warfare" by Steven Brill dissects the U.S. education system, revealing the disparities between public schools and affluent private schools. Providing a critical analysis of the education reform movement, Brill uncovers the stark reality of how wealth and privilege impact educational opportunities for American students. Through in-depth research and firsthand interviews with students, parents, teachers, and policymakers, Brill exposes the pressing issues plaguing the system, such as teacher unions, standardized testing, and funding inequalities.

By highlighting success stories and failures, Brill challenges readers to confront the root causes of educational inequality and advocates for meaningful reforms. He explores policy proposals that aim to level the playing field and ensure equal access to quality education for all students, regardless of their socioeconomic background. "Class Warfare" presents a thought-provoking and compelling examination of an issue central to the future of our society, offering insights that can inspire positive change in our educational system.

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