The writers believe that corporate influence is harming the educative process in America. Moore believes one problem with such influence is economic. He notes that “Once [. . .] districts receive corporate handouts, government’s failure to provide adequate school funding tends to remain unaddressed” (167-68). This failure by the government, Moore suggests, is not visible to the public because corporate America has stepped in to fill the economic void.
The writers believe that corporate influence is harming the educative process in America. “Once [. . .] districts receive corporate handouts, government’s failure to provide adequate school funding tends to remain unaddressed” (Moore 167-68). This failure by the government is not visible to the public because corporate America has stepped in to fill the economic void.