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             For Education, the author stresses its importance and how it is rather unfair to be born part of a social circle where you cannot afford the quality education of other kids but do not lack in potential. Se highlights the example of Edmonton where the better public schools are in the wealthy areas taking money out of the funds for the rest of the schools. The public school there becoming like the town's private school.
             McGuaig gives data that black men in Harlem have life expectancy levels lower than many African countries in starvation. If Canadian governments want to follow a strategy leading in that direction, Canadians should look into whom they vote for. The author mentions data proving that millions of Americans cannot afford their private health insurance, and many companies in the US offer cash replaceme
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