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Preach!

At the risk of being called out for repeating myself (and the ACLU):

1.7 million students are in schools with police but no counselors.
3 million students are in schools with police but no nurses.
6 million students are in schools with police but no school psychologists.
10 million students are in schools with police but no social workers.
14 million students are in schools with police but no counselor, nurse, psychologist, or social worker.

...and worse:

Students with disabilities were arrested at a rate 2.9 times that of students without disabilities. In some states, they were 10 times as likely to be arrested than their counterparts.
Black students were arrested at a rate 3 times that of white students. In some states, they were 8 times as likely to be arrested.
Pacific Island/Native Hawaiian and Native American students were arrested at a rate 2 times that of white students.
Latinx students were arrested at a rate 1.3 times that of white students.
Black girls made up 16 percent of the female student population but were 39 percent of girls arrested in school. Black girls were arrested at a rate 4 times that of white girls. In North Carolina, Iowa, and Michigan, Black girls were more than 8 times as likely to be arrested than white girls.
Native American girls had a school arrest rate 3.5 times that of white girls. Native American girls were 12 percent of girls in Montana but were 62 percent of female arrests in that state.
Black and Latino boys with disabilities were 3 percent of students but were 12 percent of school arrests.