A National Disgrace [Documentary on the failure of black public schooling in Detroit]

In 'A National Disgrace', Dan Rathers investigates the enormous failure in the public school system within 99% black Detroit in this documentary.

The filming took about 18 months and included interviews with DPS school board members, teachers and administrators, and students and parents. The production filmed a Detroit Board of Education meeting in which the board announced that superintendent Connie Calloway, who held the position for 18 months, was fired.

According to Rather, the failure of DPS is a failure of a top-down educational system. He argued that the problems are related to public schools in the entire United States and are not limited to Detroit. Those of us who consider ourselves "race realist" and possess knowledge on the biological reality of race and IQ know the real reason for ubiquitous black failure within the education system.