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Download full textRandell, Stacy T.; Smith, Amy E.; Steinman, Bernard A. – Afterschool Matters, 2015
American youth do not have equal access to academic success and life achievements. In particular, low-income male students of color are disproportionately failing in school, filling prisons, and enduring the consequences of low social capital and poor investment in their futures. Unfortunately, many young people cope with poverty and life in…
Descriptors: Youth Programs, Low Income Groups, Males, Minority Groups
