So your take away is if whites object it must be good for blacks. Got it.
Book banning that suspiciously looks like what all the snowflakes are worried about
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Go to a poor white county. Same difference. Same dispositions. That's money not race
So, they do receive the best legal representation...even if innocent?
Also, my call to you would be the same...spend some time in a real inner city urban school. I'm not talking about guest sponsoring the debate team, either.
Grew up there. Agreed it's mostly money, but in inner cities...well, you can connect the dots.
Now that's just disingenuous.
95% of elected prosecutors are white (2014)
And while there are also appointed prosecutors, if I'm supposed to believe that the appointed ones are black even though all of the elected ones are white, I'm going to need to be convinced.
THe above study was updated in 2019. 95% still white, just a higher percentage of white women vs. white men.
Are you a long jumper or a triple jumper? because that was quite a leap.
I have never seen it. Inner city prosecutors are likely black. What I've seen are countless chances. Stl City - crime heavy all black - is 20 minutes from Jefferson County - meth capital. "white trash." Same difference in treatment. Only difference is if you can afford a connected lawyer to fight - discovery, set it for trial etc. Asst prosecutors are prejudiced against work not people.
Stl City and Stl County the head prosecutors are black. Chicago black. Baltimore. Detroit. On and on. Look at the urban high crime areas and those stats will change drastically. The Who's Who of the most dangerous cities in America have black prosecutors running the show
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Well, of course all money is green, and I'm not saying prosecutors are prejudiced against anyone.
I was pointing at the quality of defense.
Some interesting insights from BIPOC DAs from various counties in Texas.
Raising the voices of prosecutors of color (extended version)
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Please google "white privilege and racial consciousness curriculum for elementary education."
See if that might provide the evidence you are looking for that curriculums are designed and implementing these ideas for kids as young as 6.
Here are a few results:
White Racial Identity and Anti-Racist Education - Teaching for ...
https://www.teachingforchange.org › 2012/08 › e...by SM Lawrence · Cited by 68 — While some findings reveal that White teachers have more positive feelings about people of color after participating in multicultural courses and programs. ( ...
12 pages
Resource Guide For White Teachers & Parents Developing ...
https://myips.org › Get Involved › Racial EquityThis hour-long program is about talking to white kids about race and racism: how white parents, families, and teachers can learn to show up for racial justice ..
Toolkit for "What Is White Privilege, Really?" - Learning for ...
https://www.learningforjustice.org › magazine › fall-2018This toolkit offers advice, activities and further reading suggestions for educators who want to unpack the concept of whiteness and white privilege with ...
Teaching 6-Year-Olds About Privilege and Power | KQED
https://www.kqed.org › mindshift › teaching-6-year-old...Sep 17, 2019 — They've also discussed microaggressions, gender inequality, gender identity and structural racism. “I think that kids can handle a lot more ...
Reflections on Race and Privilege in an Educational ...
https://journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullby ME Zarate · 2020 · Cited by 6 — To that end, it is critical that school leaders “unlearn racism” ... in educational leadership programs to gain critical consciousness, ...
The “New Racism” of K–12 Schools: Centering Critical ...
https://journals.sagepub.com › doi › full
by R Kohli · 2017 · Cited by 214 — As we are in yet another moment of heightened racial awareness ... with racism in schools in terms of curriculum, resources disparities, ...
Why White Students Need Multicultural and Social Justice ...
https://www.cultofpedagogy.com › white-students-multi...Jun 7, 2020 — Not too long ago while I was consulting with an elementary school ... But White people are as heterogeneous as other racial and ethnic ...
The Hidden Nature of Whiteness in Education: Creating Active ...
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu › cgi › vi...by ME Lynch · 2018 · Cited by 28 — New York: Teachers College Press. Bucholtz, M. (2011). White kids: Language, race and styles of youth identity. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
how White teachers maintain and enact dominant racial ...
https://www.cuesta.edu › documents › vpaa-docsby B Picower · 2009 · Cited by 957 — Keywords: race; racism; Whiteness; teacher education; student teachers; White supremacy; tools of Whiteness studies; elementary education; ...
20 pages
Critical race theory in the classroom: Understanding the debate
https://abcnews.go.com › storyMay 19, 2021 — ABC News' Terry Moran takes an in-depth look at the new anti-racism curriculum in some schools across the country, and the backlash to these ...
Missing:
Culturally Responsive, Inclusive and Anti-Racist Curriculum
http://www.jjay.cuny.edu › sites › default › filesJohn Jay curriculum and teaching should reflect the following principles: ... racism and exploitation, as well as social justice and racial equity in a ...
10 pages
How Should I Talk about Race in My Mostly White Classroom?
https://www.adl.org › resources › tools-and-strategiesRace and racism are important topics to bring into your classroom. ... is a racial identity and even explore with students what being white means to them.
Missing:
Critical race theory laws are cutting short classroom ...
https://www.chalkbeat.org › 2021/12/17 › crt-laws-class...Dec 17, 2021 — Many school districts added anti-racism trainings, promised to review curriculum materials, or hosted class conversations about ...
Conscious Curriculum & Conversations – SAAACAM - San ...
https://saaacam.org › conscious-curriculum-conversatio...Join the conversation with SAAACAM and Race Ed SA to raise your awareness of racism, unintended biases, colorism, classism, prejudices, and more. Each month, we ...
Talking About Race and Privilege: Lesson Plan for Middle and ...
https://www.nasponline.org › social-justice-lesson-plansIn writing this paper I have also realized that white identity and status (as ... attend school, your race will be portrayed positively in the curriculum.
How to Start Talking About Race in the Early Elementary ...
https://www.edutopia.org › article › how-start-talking-a...Jul 24, 2020 — By age 6, “children can be conscious of social stereotypes,” and ... Teaching kids about race and racism, says Hazzard, is a process: ...
Reflections on Race and Privilege in an Educational ...
https://journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullby ME Zarate · 2020 · Cited by 6 — To that end, it is critical that school leaders “unlearn racism” ... in educational leadership programs to gain critical consciousness, ...
Becoming Upended: Teaching and Learning about Race
https://www.naeyc.org › ... › May 2018Many parents and teachers of young children share Ellie's concern that children ... Early childhood educators can support the unlearning of racism—and ...
This is long but looks interesting. I will read it. And I will say I have no idea if racism is cooked into the courts in places like Texas. I can't speak for everywhere, I can only tell you what I've witnessed watching a lot of dockets in a lot of counties
You did a lot of work there. Get a job! lol jk
I will say, just scanning this, I don't see why it's so triggering to white people.
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CRT is not fact based. It presumes without fact. It teaches division, you are defined by your race and not by who you are. Evem simple basic actions like showing up for work on time , being responsible are frowned upon.
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What Happens When a Slogan Becomes the Curriculum
A curriculum inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement is spreading, raising questions about the line between education and indoctrination.
Divisive Anti-Racism at Oak Park – FAIR
Anti-Racism at Oak Park Elementary School District 97 At the start of the 2019-2020 school year, Oak Park Elementary School District 97, located in the upper-middle-class Oak Park suburb of Chicago, instituted a new equity policy. The goal was to eliminate disparities arising from “institutional
www.fairforall.org
An excerpt:
"Oak Park school officials provided a more targeted overview of the district’s new anti-racist curriculum.
The goal of the curriculum, as the officials described it in the session, is “to develop students who are able to identify injustices and act in a way that promotes justice and equity.” To that end, teachers at Oak Park have implemented lessons on Identity and Diversity “during the morning meetings and throughout the day,” with plans for the 2021-2022 school year to introduce lessons on the other two “anti-bias domains” in the LFJ curriculum: “Justice” and “Action.” The lessons are supplemented by additional social justice books, including anti-racist guru Ibram X. Kendi’s Stamped from the Beginning, and Anastasia Higginbotham’s Not my Idea: A Book About Whiteness, a children’s book that emphasizes the importance of skin color in how people “see the world” and encourages white children to face the painful truth about “your own people, your own family.”
The Oak Park officials sought to inform parents of how the social justice lessons were already showing observable signs of success, and not just in relation to race/racism. For instance, as an example of “Student learning as a result of ongoing work to dismantle gender stereotypes,” the session presenters highlight an Oak Park kindergarten teacher who had the class write about his non-binary animal puppet using they/them pronouns."
It sounds like you're thinking of CPT, not CRT. Not the same thing.
Yeah I've never seen anything about showing up for work and being responsible being frowned upon lol
That’s because Democrats and liberals believe to their core that blacks are inferior. CRT permits them to believe that because they blame whiteness for the inferiority.
Biden is among the worst offenders of this belief. His self-imposed SCOTUS justice qualification of Black Female because “it’s time” reveals much more than his cognitive deficit. He stripped away any notion that his nominee actually earned her nomination by comparing her accomplishments with non-Black females.
Yeah, sign my kid up for that. It'll reinforce the values we try to teach in our home about looking through life's situations thru a prism other than your own.What Happens When a Slogan Becomes the Curriculum
A curriculum inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement is spreading, raising questions about the line between education and indoctrination.www.theatlantic.com
Divisive Anti-Racism at Oak Park – FAIR
Anti-Racism at Oak Park Elementary School District 97 At the start of the 2019-2020 school year, Oak Park Elementary School District 97, located in the upper-middle-class Oak Park suburb of Chicago, instituted a new equity policy. The goal was to eliminate disparities arising from “institutional
An excerpt:
"Oak Park school officials provided a more targeted overview of the district’s new anti-racist curriculum.
The goal of the curriculum, as the officials described it in the session, is “to develop students who are able to identify injustices and act in a way that promotes justice and equity.” To that end, teachers at Oak Park have implemented lessons on Identity and Diversity “during the morning meetings and throughout the day,” with plans for the 2021-2022 school year to introduce lessons on the other two “anti-bias domains” in the LFJ curriculum: “Justice” and “Action.” The lessons are supplemented by additional social justice books, including anti-racist guru Ibram X. Kendi’s Stamped from the Beginning, and Anastasia Higginbotham’s Not my Idea: A Book About Whiteness, a children’s book that emphasizes the importance of skin color in how people “see the world” and encourages white children to face the painful truth about “your own people, your own family.”
The Oak Park officials sought to inform parents of how the social justice lessons were already showing observable signs of success, and not just in relation to race/racism. For instance, as an example of “Student learning as a result of ongoing work to dismantle gender stereotypes,” the session presenters highlight an Oak Park kindergarten teacher who had the class write about his non-binary animal puppet using they/them pronouns."
And you said the same thing when Reagan proclaimed and when Trump proclaimed?
No matter how many times you say this, it continues to be a load of bull.
I can go both ways on the Biden declaration of wanting a black woman.
On one hand, he shouldn't pick a candidate based on skin color and gender.
On the other hand, it can be argued a black women who has become worthy of being considered as a candidate to be a Supreme has overcome many obstacles and is therefore exceptionally qualified.
From a political standpoint, the choice probably will not raise his job performance ratings.
As far as funny posts go, this is right up there with Hank Reardon asking McNutt if his teeth grinding kept his dentist buddy awake at night over on the OTF.
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As the crowd began chanting "Fill That Seat!" Trump said he had not made a final choice but was inclined to choose a woman -- and then, with a theatrical flourish and no hint of irony, took a snap poll of the crowd to gauge whether they preferred a man or a woman to fill the seat of a justice who was an equal rights icon.
"It will be a woman, a very talented, very brilliant woman," Trump said, after the crowd overwhelmingly cheered for a female nominee. "I haven't chosen yet, but we have numerous women on the list."
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"I am announcing today that one of the first Supreme Court vacancies in my administration will be filled by the most qualified woman I can possibly find, one who meets the high standards I will demand for all court appointments," Reagan told reporters midway through a speech that began with him declaring that it was untrue that he was "somehow opposed to full and equal opportunities for women in America."
To what end?
More conflicts between races?
More contribution to the entitlement whores?
So we can't use the Bing Crosby argument?
To be fair, I believe this was removed from the NMAAHC and they apologized for including it in their "Talking about Race" materials on their website and elsewhere. It was up for about 4 months back in 2020 and taken down.
Try this.
It was taken, mostly, from a 1978 book "White Awareness: Handbood for Anti-Racism Training"
I suspect if they were to:
A. Ask white people to describe their culture today as opposed to 40+ years ago, it might be quite different
B. If they were to ask many other races to describe their culture, many of the responses would be the same.
This chart is just really bad and completely out of date. Hey, maybe it's all still true but you'd think the Smithsonian would have had a bit higher standards when it came to putting this kind of thing out.
Well, it's not 6 million+, like in Germany, for sure.
'Maus' Hits No. 1 On Amazon Best Sellers List After Being Banned By Tennessee School Board
According to the meeting minutes, the board cited “rough, objectionable language” used in the book about the Holocaust.
Unintended consequences?'Maus' Hits No. 1 On Amazon Best Sellers List After Being Banned By Tennessee School Board
According to the meeting minutes, the board cited “rough, objectionable language” used in the book about the Holocaust.www.huffpost.com
Well...I guess it depends on how you define it, but this list only has 4 out of 10 that are African-American.
Based on this information, the ten most dangerous cities in the United States are:
- Detroit, MI
- Memphis, TN
- Birmingham, AL
- Baltimore, MD
- St. Louis, MO
- Kansas City, MO
- Cleveland, OH
- Little Rock, AR
- Milwaukee, WI
- Stockton, CA
Yes but we should never forget, this should be imbedded in all children moving forward & generations of non-whites should carry the shame & guilt of this bigotry.
