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capital
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Low Social Justice
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Quadrant 1
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Stratified classes characterized by discrepancies based on sex, race, and/or ethnicity.
Benefits of the full basket of goods and services available to only a few
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Quadrant 2
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Stratified classes characterized by discrepancies based on sex, race, or ethnicity.
Benefits of the full basket of goods and services available to a few students
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Perceived inequality permeates the school community.
Student conflict defined by differences in race, ethnicity, and/or sex.
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Perceptions of inequalities not apparent in the school community.
Student groups get along for the most part, and conflict is rare
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High Social Justice
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Quadrant 3
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Stratified classes not generally distinguishable by race, sex, and ethnicity.
Full basket of goods and services available to most students.
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Quadrant 4
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Classes not stratified by race, ethnicity, and/or sex.
Full basket of goods and services available to all students.
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Perceptions of inequalities remain in the school community.
Student conflict sometimes defined by race, ethnicity, and/or sex.
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Privileges available to all students based on need.
Community perception that equal treatment is commonplace. Student conflict rare.
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