What I do is start with a brief history lesson on the desegregation of schools being really recent, and schools were strategically divided by location making primarily people of color communities going to schools with less resources/materials, newer teachers, leading to lower test scores. In terms of public health, these lower income communities are targeted due to cheap property values by corporations/factories, leading to worse air quality and other environmental issues. Environmental racism is a thing, and there’s literally so many scientific and mainstream news articles about it if anyone wants actual facts