As far as “upgrading” America’s schools, this won’t be accomplished with more spending - because money is not at the root of the problem in poor inner-city schools. This is clear by the fact that the per-child spending is 30% more in poor areas of DC than in nearby and affluent Fairfax County - yet the students in DC are well behind the Fairfax students.Unlike you and your counterparts, I'm a moderate, not an extremist. I can agree both with the idea that Hitler restored Germany's economy after the triple-whammy of WWI, the Treaty of Versailles and the Great Depression and that he was the instrument of his own country's massive destruction and mass murder of German citizens.
Likewise, I can agree with both you and Lisa on somethings and disagree on others.
Part of Critical thinking it to look at something from all sides, figure out what is true or works and what is false or doesn't work.
In this case, just giving every African-American $100K won't work even if it could pass, which it won't. What would pass is upgrading America's schools to world-class institutions and seeking to raise the poor sections of America out of poverty through a combination of jobs, education and a safe environment for citizens.
The ROOT of the problem is that the majority of poor DC students are in a household headed by a single mother, who herself did not get a proper education because she became pregnant OOW.