I'll say it again: this is gonna keep happening until people understand these black-specific programs are heavily problematic legally and there needs to be far more imagination about how to help black people. Not just in education. We wouldn't be having this conversation if you have black people in charge who are simply putting a disproportionate amount of black children into a program like this, with no mention of race. I assume there's a disproportionate amount of black students struggling anyway, which would make it easy to do that. And you can literally do that across the board in many fields. We talked about black farmers....if you had a black person as USDA secretary, or had multiple black deputies, it would be very easy to just cut red tape and hand cash to black farmers without anyone noticing. Doesn't mean you don't help white people too. Helping white people is key to making this work! Because you just need enough white aid/help/support to further mask what you're doing to overly help black people.