HikerGuy83
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Can you do us all a favor and find a high cliff and then.........As usual the racist right attempts to defend the indefensible.
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Can you do us all a favor and find a high cliff and then.........As usual the racist right attempts to defend the indefensible.
.Well folks here is the first one.
.A white teacher in Florida is under fire after she sang a "monkey" birthday song to a six-year-old Black boy at school.
In a video shared on TikTok, the boy's classmates and teacher first sang the traditional "Happy Birthday" song to celebrate the occasion. The teacher then delivered what the boy's mother believes was a racially charged version of the birthday song.
"Happy birthday to you. You live in the zoo. You look like a monkey, and you smell like one too," the teacher recited, leaving several children visibly uncomfortable and confused.
The mother of the boy, identified as six-year-old Legend, called the teacher's song a racial insult.
“I’m sharing this so people understand what my son experienced in his classroom. A birthday should be celebrated with kindness, not racial jokes from an adult in a position of authority," the mother said.
Let's see how many of the right wingers make excuses for this.
What a disgrace.
.Did anything else happen concerning the boy's birthday? Since he had to be at school for his special day, maybe the class had food and drinks to celebrate the day and if that much was done for him, I wouldn't get too worked up over the song.
God bless you and him and his classmates and the teacher always!!!
Holly
A white teacher in Florida is under fire after she sang a "monkey" birthday song to a six-year-old Black boy at school.
In a video shared on TikTok, the boy's classmates and teacher first sang the traditional "Happy Birthday" song to celebrate the occasion. The teacher then delivered what the boy's mother believes was a racially charged version of the birthday song.
"Happy birthday to you. You live in the zoo. You look like a monkey, and you smell like one too," the teacher recited, leaving several children visibly uncomfortable and confused.
The mother of the boy, identified as six-year-old Legend, called the teacher's song a racial insult.
“I’m sharing this so people understand what my son experienced in his classroom. A birthday should be celebrated with kindness, not racial jokes from an adult in a position of authority," the mother said.
Let's see how many of the right wingers make excuses for this.
What a disgrace.
my dad sang that to me all the time,,
.As usual the racist right attempts to defend the indefensible.
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Says the board's favorite professional victim.
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Blacks willingly put that boulder there because without being offended, they'd have to take on personal responsibilityYou probably dont have a boulder on your shoulder keeping you down.
It was a stupid tasteless thing to do and I won’t defend it or make excuses for it. I would like to see the lefties do the same when a non white teacher does something stupid and tasteless but I won’t be holding breath waiting.
Blacks willingly put that boulder there because without being offended, they'd have to take on personal responsibility
who has a boulder on their shoulder holding them down??You probably dont have a boulder on your shoulder keeping you down.
Colored folkwho has a boulder on their shoulder holding them down??
Maybe not today but there was time when it was and this teacher really should have known better. Lots of people wouldn’t be upset or offended by the song but they still should have known some would and there would be backlash over it.Most normal people dont equate blacks with monkeys.
Its just a cute song to normal people.
Yeah, I would never make a monkey reference to any black person, child or not. A teacher should know the backlash she'd get. But like someone else pointed out, you can hear by the time of her voice, no I'll will was intended. won't stop the black mob though. Gotta have a reason to be offendedMaybe not today but there was time when it was and this teacher really should have known better. Lots of people wouldn’t be upset or offended by the song but they still should have known some would and there would be backlash over it.
The teacher should have realized the song was inappropriate. Tell her not to do it again.
.Wouldn't it better all-around if colored folk stopped seeing themselves as monkeys?