| Sumario: | The article "The Great Equalizer? Race, Educational Attainment, and Success" explores the impact of education on social mobility, particularly in relation to race and gender. Using data from the General Social Survey, the study reveals that while education can improve social class, income, and occupational prestige, the effects vary among different racial groups. White individuals tend to benefit more from higher education compared to Black individuals, highlighting persistent racial inequalities. The study emphasizes the need for a more comprehensive approach to address social inequality beyond education alone.
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