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California’s History of Discrimination and Exclusion Haunts Early Care and Education Today
The history of early care and education (ECE) is rarely told in the context of state history, yet much of how the ECE system operates reflects historical and present-day state and local contexts. California’s past underlies contemporary racial disparities in access to services for children and famil
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