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Some case workers and judges view black parents as less reformable than white parents, less willing and able to respond to the treatment child protection agencies prescribe. The modernizers found out that their "clients" were not as reformable as they had thought. The report's author, David Grissmer, concluded that public education is reformable if monetary resources are properly allocated. |
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