OPRF parents upset apos Black Lives Matter apos assembly excludes other races - Oak Leaves
I hope progs will see that this is racist
I hope progs will see that this is racist
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They wont.OPRF parents upset apos Black Lives Matter apos assembly excludes other races - Oak Leaves
I hope progs will see that this is racist
Rouse, who has been principal at the school for seven years, said the decision to allow only black students was based in an idea known as affinity grouping. In an affinity group, the philosophy is that students of one racial persuasion are able to express themselves fully and safely.
"In order for us to move forward, I believe the affinity group is the safe way for us to move forward in a safe environment," he said.
Rouse said as a black man, he knows firsthand that it can be challenging to be open in a mixed-race group.
"I found it has been far easier for me to talk about my experiences with racism with individuals that look like me," he said. "I still struggle myself with talking about my experiences with people who don't look like me."
I can understand the issue of comfort and ability to speak one's mind. No, not racist but I would hope they could come to a point where other races could be added.
Would the OP consider it racist if whites did the same thing? As we know, in many issues and situations, blacks and other races have been excluded and continue to be excluded.
I can understand the issue of comfort and ability to speak one's mind. No, not racist but I would hope they could come to a point where other races could be added.
Would the OP consider it racist if whites did the same thing? As we know, in many issues and situations, blacks and other races have been excluded and continue to be excluded.
Oh. So when I want to express myself openly and more comfortably. ...its ok to demands blacks and mexicans get the fuck out?
Oh. So when I want to express myself openly and more comfortably. ...its ok to demands blacks and mexicans get the fuck out?
But you actually are a racist, so why would we expect any different from you?
Pretty amazing that a public school would have an event where they would literally turn away students from a school sanctioned event based on skin color.
I see no way this could be justified.
Rouse, who has been principal at the school for seven years, said the decision to allow only black students was based in an idea known as affinity grouping. In an affinity group, the philosophy is that students of one racial persuasion are able to express themselves fully and safely.
"In order for us to move forward, I believe the affinity group is the safe way for us to move forward in a safe environment," he said.
Rouse said as a black man, he knows firsthand that it can be challenging to be open in a mixed-race group.
"I found it has been far easier for me to talk about my experiences with racism with individuals that look like me," he said. "I still struggle myself with talking about my experiences with people who don't look like me."
I can understand the issue of comfort and ability to speak one's mind. No, not racist but I would hope they could come to a point where other races could be added.
Would the OP consider it racist if whites did the same thing? As we know, in many issues and situations, blacks and other races have been excluded and continue to be excluded.
Pretty amazing that a public school would have an event where they would literally turn away students from a school sanctioned event based on skin color.
I see no way this could be justified.
People like DontTazeMeBro thinks its just fine. Only whites must be impartial.
Rouse, who has been principal at the school for seven years, said the decision to allow only black students was based in an idea known as affinity grouping. In an affinity group, the philosophy is that students of one racial persuasion are able to express themselves fully and safely.
"In order for us to move forward, I believe the affinity group is the safe way for us to move forward in a safe environment," he said.
Rouse said as a black man, he knows firsthand that it can be challenging to be open in a mixed-race group.
"I found it has been far easier for me to talk about my experiences with racism with individuals that look like me," he said. "I still struggle myself with talking about my experiences with people who don't look like me."
I can understand the issue of comfort and ability to speak one's mind. No, not racist but I would hope they could come to a point where other races could be added.
Would the OP consider it racist if whites did the same thing? As we know, in many issues and situations, blacks and other races have been excluded and continue to be excluded.