What can we deduce from analyzing the CCC statistic? From analyzing the CCC statistic, we can deduce that marginalized groups of people such as black folks, NH/PI, and latinos may not receive as many educational resources and opportunities as white and asian folks do. This ties in with the previous question on schools in the west side of Bakersfield having a higher rating than schools in the east side, as this question can apply to many other cities in California. In California, it is common for the west side of a city to be wealthier than the east side. It is also common for people from marginalized groups to be living in low income areas, which also happen to be the east side of cities. This likely means that people from these groups are being effected by living in areas where the schools don't receive as much funding for educational resources. AGree with the statement