Parents shouldn’t have to plead for equal opportunity

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When I was a child, my mother wrote letters. While many children might remember their parents writing to family and friends, the most important letters my mother wrote were to people she didn’t know at all.

My parents wanted me to get an academically rigorous education that aligned with our family values. Even before I was born, they wanted to put me in a Christian school that would prepare me to attend and finish college — something neither of my parents had done.

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