Jobs today in the economy are still facing polarization and being precarious like it was around the mid-1900s. There are still many low-paying jobs that dont require as much skill and knowledge which are mostly occupied by marginalized groups, and many people feel insecure about their jobs for a big reason. Technology advancement has greatly increased and it affects job markets by making technology-related majors more in demand as well as making it more competitive so not as many job occupations are being taken over by artificial intelligence and machines. Most people in the United States have had some sort of education and even now in the 21st century, education is the most common way for many students and adults to learn the material that they need or want and apply it in the labor market to find a job with the career they want. Marginalized groups of students are faced with obstacles such as racism and sexism from their teachers and unequal opportunities that try to deter them from completing their education, which can lead to them not getting enough education for high-paying jobs and cause more lowe
r-paying jobs to be made for marginalized groups to fill the gap. Proposing and applying equal education and opportunity would make schools a better environment because there would be no segregation and all students could interact with each other and form friendships and connections. It could also be a possible solution to make jobs better for the future job markets by increasing rates of successful students completing their higher education and graduating from universities. The increase in college graduates will promote higher-paying jobs to be made while getting rid of lower-paying jobs to reduce polarization. Equal education can especially give marginalized students the opportunity to prove the skills that they learned in higher education and apply them in the job market to make jobs less precarious by being prepared with the skills they need for the job they want. All schools implementing equal education would solve the problem of inequality and discrimination in schools by giving all students equal opportunities in their education to help them fit in our economy and possibly make it boom once again.