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What a great reason to encourage minors to go into it......dont be all you can be ,,,be a hoe forBullshit…….The worlds oldest profession
which is chewing up minors at an incredible pace,,,,,,,,....but nothing to see here .......Bullshit…….The worlds oldest profession
What a great reason to encourage minors to go into it......dont be all you can be ,,,be a hoe for
which is chewing up minors at an incredible pace,,,,,,,,....but nothing to see here .......
The OP?Bullshit…….The worlds oldest profession
What a great reason to encourage minors to go into it......dont be all you can be ,,,be a hoe for
which is chewing up minors at an incredible pace,,,,,,,,....but nothing to see here .......
Good luck getting rid of public education. Probably wasting your time, to try, rather than trying to change it.It's bad enough that education is no longer the mission of government schooling, but consider what they have decided even beyond teaching drag queen costuming....
‘Sex work is not a bad term,’ says book for high schoolers
Prostitution – nbd.
A new woke book that compares sex work to upstanding jobs like store clerk and architect — “Seeing Gender: an Illustrated Guide to Identity and Expression” — is accessible to NYC teens and some parents aren’t happy about it.
The 208-page tome is available to public high schoolers as part of city Department of Education’s woke “mosaic” curriculum, which Bill de Blasio introduced during his final months as mayor in 2021 in a bid to make educational materials more “diverse.”
“Over time, sex work has shifted from something common and even celebrated to something highly stigmatized,” author Iris Gottlieb writes in a section of the book called “‘Sex Work’ Is Not a Bad Term,” trumpeting prostitution as “one of the oldest jobs in history.”
“One important thing to note is that sex work is work. It’s a job like being a store clerk, an architect, or a freelance writer. We all, unfortunately, have to do work to make a living,” the book reads.
“Seeing Gender: an Illustrated Guide to Identity and Expression” is available for free on the students’ Sora app.
Big Apple public high school students can access the book....
“Prostitution is not equivalent to other forms of work,” said the Manhattan Democrat and mother of four public school kids.
“Politicians will have their photos taken after they don an apron and flip pancakes at a charity event, even though they are not short-order cooks,” she said. “But they won’t get on their knees to [sexually service] clients.” To say sex work is typical “is a lie, and everyone know it.”
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rob Astorino, who has made weeding smut out of schools statewide a key part of his campaign, also said the “Seeing Gender” has no place on a DOE-sanctioned app."
‘Sex work is not a bad term,’ says book for high schoolers
A new woke book that compares sex work to upstanding jobs like store clerk and architect is accessible to NYC teens and some parents aren’t happy about it.nypost.com
Vote Democrat????
Really?
Good luck getting rid of public education. Probably wasting your time, to try, rather than trying to change it.
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Good luck getting rid of public education. Probably wasting your time, to try, rather than trying to change it.
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‘Sex work is not a bad term,’ says book for high schoolers
Prostitution – nbd. A new woke book that compares sex work to upstanding jobs like store clerk and architect — “Seeing Gender: an Illustrated Guide to Identity and Expression” — is accessible to NYC teens and some parents aren’t happy about it. The 208-page tome is available to public high...
No. Not thrilled, got to admit.Are you pleased as what American public education has become?
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Bandwagon fallacy isn't an argument.Good luck getting rid of public education. Probably wasting your time, to try, rather than trying to change it.
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Good response. Lack of passion, on my part, as presently having no kids in the system, possibly. Note to you: I changed that last word from probably to possibly before hitting post reply.And as we are discussing which side of the issue each of us occupies, let me remind of a discussion between Thoreau and Emerson, when Thoreau was imprisioned over the principle of taxation....
the question Henry David Thoreau supposedly asked his friend Ralph Waldo Emerson in July 1846 when Thoreau was jailed overnight in Concord, Massachusetts for refusing to pay the local “poll tax,” as a protest against slavery and/or the Mexican-American War.
According to the oft-told story, Emerson visited Thoreau in jail and asked why he was there.
Thoreau purportedly responded: “Why are you not here?”
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Get real. It will not be abolished, and you know it if after your supposed education, you still lived and observed the real world, continuing to learn.Bandwagon fallacy isn't an argument.
if we had an edumacation system worth a fuck, you already would have known that.
You just need to find the right kind of woman, that's all.
Maybe not abolished by the bureaucratic monopolists, though if enough parents wise up and refuse to send their kids to those indoctrination camps, they could well wither on the vine.Get real. It will not be abolished, and you know it if after your supposed education, you still lived and observed the real world, continuing to learn.
Glad you got it figured out. Let us know when you are on the ballot.Maybe not abolished by the bureaucratic monopolists, though if enough parents wise up and refuse to send their kids to those indoctrination camps, they could well wither on the vine.
My best education came after being paroled from gubmint schools....For instance, I learned far more about the English language by studying Spanish on my own, than I ever did in classes that were allegedly teaching the subject....Ditto economics.
P.S....none of that obviates the fact that the bandwagon argument is fallacious reasoning...Something else that had to be learned outside the confines of the intellectual gulag.
And that's somehow supposed to be evidence of the success of gubmint schooling?Some of our lesser educated have no marketable skills……they must resort to cut and paste to survive.
And that's somehow supposed to be evidence of the success of gubmint schooling?
Do you ever put so much as a slight pause between your alleged brain tapping out a stream of consciousness and the "post reply" button?
Ah, your proposal, a serious attempt to add value to discussion of whether to just dump public education in general, rather than just trolling the OP's thread? Hopefully you can seriously relate to topic of thread, recommendations to flesh out, so to speak, as I'm pretty sure OP, other posters (and I) lack the background to fully appreciate. Possibly an adjunct course offering in the industrial arts job training area? Just a suggestion without trying to get my ass in trouble.What better use for those among us who have no better skills than cut and paste?
Teach them a skill like Prostitution
