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Naturally the only touches on the biggest problem in the rest of his diatribe.... Parents...

In rural Georgia, many minority students are asked "where do you stay" rather than "who are your parents," or "where do you live." Very few live at home with both parents. Grandparents and aunts are often the caregivers.

With an entire country dependant on hand-outs, why should anyone work on education at home? Shouldn't grades and degrees simply be "handed out" with the welfare checks and food stamps?

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In rural Georgia, many minority students are asked "where do you stay"

And the question asked of couples is, "How long have you been together," rather than, "How long have you been married."