“You’re going to have an upper-middle-class kid with his own bedroom and his own computer system taking his SATs, and you’re going to have a kid who lives in a home maybe with spotty broadband, one family computer in the dining room.”

“You’re going to have an upper-middle-class kid with his own bedroom and his own computer system taking his SATs, and you’re going to have a kid who lives in a home maybe with spotty broadband, one family computer in the dining room.” https://t.co/ZKHwclOqVS

— NYT National News (@NYTNational) April 17, 2020