We should be addressing _why_ so much of our population is functionally illiterate and _why_ people can't read financial agreements that can harm them. This should definitely not be left to an extremely-profit-motivated entity to equalize.
Instead, more states are eroding public education in favor of school choice and voucher programs, which is scary in a world wherein many parents would have no issues pulling their kids out of school or sending them to religious schools that consider the Bible as the authoritative text for everything, and for-profit schools would have no problem sacrificing curriculum, learning development and staff the minute it complicates revenue.
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Sorry, but this is a bad take.
We should be addressing _why_ so much of our population is functionally illiterate and _why_ people can't read financial agreements that can harm them. This should definitely not be left to an extremely-profit-motivated entity to equalize.
Instead, more states are eroding public education in favor of school choice and voucher programs, which is scary in a world wherein many parents would have no issues pulling their kids out of school or sending them to religious schools that consider the Bible as the authoritative text for everything, and for-profit schools would have no problem sacrificing curriculum, learning development and staff the minute it complicates revenue.