Actually, the schooling issue is not a racial issue at all.  As long as schools are primarily funded by property taxes, poorer neighborhoods have less to spend on schools.  Local support for schools did not come from racist policies.  It does happen that the system tends to lock the poor into pathways of lessor opportunity, but again it is not racism that drives the system as poor whites face the same obstacles.  Many of us would not oppose elimination of local taxation as primary source for education.  But money is not the only problem.  The culture of the poor is different as role models are different.  Some of us would support boarding schools where students are provided controlled and positive role models.  There are many productive pathways to even out economic opportunity.  To call the problem racial merely demonstrates lack of experience with poor whites or poor humans of any stripe.