Rezoning Race 

Given that 25 percent of Richmond’s children are Caucasian but only 10 percent of children in city schools are white, it’s absurd to act as if race doesn’t matter.

As the city's school rezoning process moves toward a conclusion next month, the Richmond School Board has the opportunity to incorporate two key issues conspicuously absent from public debate: the goals of promoting diverse schools and increasing the number of high…

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