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An article that explains the imbalance of education opportunities within races and how it can affect children into adulthood. It starts by presenting the issue then goes into what it means for those affected.

This article shows the inequalities in the education system and how it negatively effects education and children's lives. It shows that children are getting unequal opportunities based on the color of their skin. This can be used to show indifferences in education.

The article focuses on the the subject of race in the classroom and the impact it has had in education.

At the "Race, Social Justice,and School Reform" event, it aimed to promote reasoned, civil discussion of education reform's controversial questions.

The state that brought you the chain-gang enforcing Sheriff Joseph Arpaio, the "show me your papers" immigration law, and racial profiling is proud to present its latest hit: a law prohibiting sex and raced-based abortion, based on lies and stereotypes about black and Asian women. The woman and doctor must also sign an affidavit stating the reason the woman wants an abortion has nothing to do with the race or sex of the embryo or fetus.

Wow, I honestly had no idea this was going on. The law prohibits abortions based on the sex or race of the fetus or embryo, This is an extreme injustice! I can't believe we still face this kind of inequality.

U.S. News and World Report is a leading provider of news and information focusing on topics that help improve the quality of its readers life. This particular article explains some issues in detail that we face as a nation with regards to racism. It also pushes to motivate more conversation and communication about the topic so we can improve upon the quality of living in our currently race driven society.

This article talks about a the racial problems we still have in the US.

This article explains how racism is seen in the eyes of different races. It also provides statistics on how whites and non-whites see the importance of racism in the USA.

These days race is normally classified as a social category and power dynamic. This includes systems to promote fairness and not bias based on race. System analysis can help students and adults generate better solutions and strategies to advance racial equity.

This article includes a lot of important information related to racism. I like how it talks about racial equity as well.

This article provides a lot of useful information on how race isn't just what they are. Its also their status and justice in life.

This article talks about how it has been more then one hundred years since the 13th amendment and racism is still going on. Also, explains on different races being effected on their daily lives

This article dives into how people can be discriminated in different ways. It also provides more information about those ways and how it affects someone.

I like how the article explained the different types of racial discrimination and that is something important to know

This would be helpful if your essay is about the topic of racial discrimination and how it affects people to this day.

Whatever the intent of the abortion industry may be, by functional standards, abortion is a racist institution. In the United States, black children are aborted at nearly four times the rate as white children and Hispanic children don't fare much better.

There's a problem arising among the millennial generation, a generation that values art and culture. But it's beginning to take a turn, it doesn't like any form of authoritarian figure, whether it be from the left or right. These are the people who stand up against false grievances and over exaggerated remarks towards race, color, and gender.

This is completely true, this generation has been so manipulated by the media, which they have depended on so fiercely as of late, that they will listen to anything they hear, and automatically believe they are experts in the field. People need to educate themselves, and grow up, and fast, because a generation of socialist, social justice warriors, that are uneducated, and have a twisted sense of justice have risen.

This article outlines how deceiving, and even ignorant the Black Lives Matter movement really is to claim that police are racist. A Harvard Law professor and his students conducted a experiment compiled of more than 3,000 hours of data, and concluded that in fact there is a race that is more likely to be shot by police, Caucasians, as there will be the least blow-back, or media coverage from the public about racial tensions, and racist police officers. The Black Lives Matter organization as of late is based off of the idea that police are killing in cold blood based off the idea that the victims are black. This idea is ludicrous and has been debunked several times before in the past. However BLM uses deceit and raises lots of money in order to recruit, train, and buy weapons for shooters such as Micah Xavier Johnson did in Dallas. The BLM organization has strong ties, and was founded by the Black Panthers, a known terrorist organization that targets Caucasians and police officers. It deeply saddens me that people can so easily tie themselves to a movement with such rotten foundations, which is deceiving millions of innocent people and taking advantage of them, using them as martyrs.

The who, what, where, when, and why of human trafficking. Including a hotline to help prevent trafficking from occurring. The impact it has on our world. Its not limited to race gender or age but, all classes of individuals. An organization devoted to help this social injustice. (soroptimist)

So, sad that we live in a world where this happens. We should add to the list of human trafficking the children, new born children that are sold. I applaud the Soroptimist organization for wanting to help and reduce this type of slavery.

Parents file suit because their black children were singled out for punishment because of their race. The suit states white kids with similar conduct were not disciplined.

Talks about a recent march where students peacefully demonstrated racial injustice in our world today. Students and faculty shared their feelings about racial inequality, and made efforts to work to make their campus open to everyone regardless of race.

This article speaks on the rising number of poverty in the USA. It goes on to explain who it is affecting as far as gender and race.

This article explains the levels of poverty experienced in the United States as of 2016. It explains the % of Americans with disabilities living in poverty, as well as the races that are most impacted.

Minorities have a lower approval rating of law enforcement than non-minorities, as minorities feel they are often singled out. The understanding and acceptance of the minority experience is tantamount to improving relations between law enforcement and the public they serve. It is interesting to note that race is only one of several factors to consider in how law enforcement is viewed by a particular community.

This quick online article sheds light on the income gap that has been increasing in the U.S. since 1970. It points out the key factors attributing to this issue are the race and education disparities we have been experiencing in America.

In school today there is not fair treatment across-the-board. There needs to be fair and equal treatment given to everyone despite race, age, sexuality, or ability.

Social justice should be more awareness in every school. It seems that there is no respect no human treatment. Every one should be cautions in how treat people and not divided by race, age and more.

Interesting article about how social justice can effect school outcomes.

This article talks about how closely linked poverty and social justice are. Those living in poverty are in their situation because that have not had equal access and opportunity. The best way to alleviate poverty is to focus on providing equal opportunity to everyone.

I agree with statements made in the article about the inequalities that people who live in poverty suffer. Much of this social issue has to do a lot with race and legal status which often times determines eligibility for many programs that should be helping those in need. There is an overwhelming population over looked and discriminated against, adding more fuel to the fire. The number of people affected by poverty is concerning as there should be no reason that they are not receiving the help they need. Very informative article about the subject.

I also agree how there are inequalities for people that are in poverty just because of their race and legal status also how it determines they are eligiliable for healthcare, and etc.