Perhaps you meant to say "precision" here. It's not my fault if you don't express yourself clearly. Also not my fault if you say I didn't answer your question when I did.

As for the hypocrisy of Black Lives Matter (not just from the democrats, but from all corners), I agree completely. I touched on that very issue in an article recently. I've read the stories of more black children who were shot than I care to remember, and somehow it never seems to matter to the media or to anybody really, except the parents.

I don't think the continuation of school segregation is a coincidence, I think it's an inevitable result of a failure to effectively address the standards of those schools. If they had the money and resources they needed and they were good schools, we wouldn't care that they were majority black. Maybe we'd even be glad. I've not heard about this voucher system, but off the top of my head, it seems that pulling children out of schools would also involve relocation and other costs and inconveniences that might be prohibitive, no? Wouldn't it be better to improve the schools?