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[quote=Anonymous]It is about race and resources.  You cannot choose your race. However, you can choose how to use your resources. It is called an economic choice.

Should I drink starbucks or save for my kid's education?
Should I get a nice hair color, cut, extensions, blow dry or save for my kid's education?
Should I buy lunch at work or pack lunch from home and save for my kid's education?
Should I have a cleaner at home or save for my kid's education?
Should I live in a nice place or live in a low COL housing area and save for my kid's education?
Should I buy new clothes or buy from thrift stores and pay for my kid's education?

Asian-American parents save from meager resources for their children. They are paid less than White counterparts but they still save for their children's education.  Yes, a lot go in making their kids succeed.  However, we all have the choice to not have children in the first place.  No excuses to make babies and then not do everything in your power to make them succeed by providing resources. No child asked to be born. [/quote]

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