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Pg.48: "The governmentally administered diminishment of value in children of the poor begins even before the age of five or six when they begin their years of formal education in the public schools. It starts during their infant years and toddler years when hundreds of thousands of children in low-income neighborhoods are locked out of the opportunity for preschool education for no reason but the accident of birth and budgetary choices of the government..."

http://www.nj.com/njvoices/index.ssf/2011/11/early_childhood_education_key.html

This article highlights the need for preschool education for all children, especially those of low-income families and the benefits of receiving this education.