Speaker 1: Schools in rich California districts are planning to open a
Speaker 1: lot sooner than the schools in poor Latino neighborhoods, reports
Speaker 1: The l A Times. The affluent Capistrano Unified School District
Speaker 1: ready to let students go back to class at the
Speaker 1: end of September, but in Santa Anna, miles away, it
Speaker 1: will be at least November before the poor and Latino
Speaker 1: students can return. In l A, where more poor students live,
Speaker 1: school officials aren't even sure when they'll open again, maybe November,
Speaker 1: maybe later. Children in these poor areas have been hardest
Speaker 1: hit by the shutdown, and now they'll be hardest hit
Speaker 1: again because they have to stay shut down, while rich
Speaker 1: kids in affluent neighborhoods can go back to school and
Speaker 1: get on with their lives. In liberal victimology, this story
Speaker 1: is a two fer. We have racism against Latino children,
Speaker 1: and we have income inequality. Poor and minority children who
Speaker 1: are already suffering are going to suffer even more. Now.
Speaker 1: Who runs Lafornia, who controls both houses of the state
Speaker 1: legislature and the governor's mansion. It's Democrats, folks, who runs
Speaker 1: all these communities, rich and poor. It's Democrats. The Democrats
Speaker 1: know what's happening in their state. They know that poor
Speaker 1: and Latino children are being harmed, and they're doing nothing,
Speaker 1: not one thing to solve the problem, which means its
Speaker 1: business as usual. Why don't they care about the poor.