""We are building the leaders of tomorrow and we must do all we can to make sure our educational system is fair and equitable to all, regardless of a student's race or family's economic standing," said HCPS Superintendent Dr. Patrick Russo." This article talks about how certain people do better than others in Henrico County Public Schools creating an achievement gap. It shows how they plan to solve the problem stating that everyone deserves to have a proper education no matter what their race or background is.

"Between 1979 and 2012, the top 5 percent of American families saw their real incomes increase 74.9 percent, according to Census data. Over the same period, the lowest-income fifth saw a decrease in real income of 12.1 percent. This sharply contrasts with the 1947-79 period, when all income groups saw similar income gains, with the lowest income group actually seeing the largest gains." This article talks about how in the early and mid 20th century, all income groups had about the same amount of income gains, but in recent times, the top percent have a higher income gain than the bottom percent whose real income seems to be decreasing. This article uses graphs and charts to support its claims.