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Yes. It's an insulting question.Really?
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Yes. It's an insulting question.Really?
Yes. It's an insulting question.
Certain elements of American History SHOULD upset people. If we are not taught the truth about our history, we're doomed to repeat it.I am against any form of censorship. If the teacher wants students to read the book make sure they set time in class for a open discussion. Any study of history can be upsetting. You want a fictional story that will upset a teen read Romeo and Juliet.
When I was a teen we watched an actual film taken by the British army of the Death Camps in WW2. I hope I am not being too insensitive but maybe the lady needs to teach her son to toughen up a bit.
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Boy this lady is quite the Karen isn't she? Her son was a senior in high school and she doesn't think he already knows a lil something about sex? Hell, I had a teacher as a junior in high school mid-70s who would read us some pretty steamy books. I loved it and so did my classmates.
Regarding CRT, I was watching the national news last night on NBC and they were interviewing Virginians who were just up in arms. The reporters would ask questions like "do you know anything about CRT" and "did you know it isn't taught anywhere in Virginia?"
They knew NOTHING - only that they "didn't like it".McAuliffe didn't push back enough on the Youngkin lie. CRT seems to be the thing that motivates them then most, and they can't even present a rudimentary understanding about what it even is. Too damn funny!
Certain elements of American History SHOULD upset people. If we are not taught the truth about our history, we're doomed to repeat it.
Fucking snowflakes.
Oh hell Harley - LOTS of RWNJ's do that. Do you not remember Cliven Bundy and his opinion that blacks may have been better off as slaves? I mean, "the Negro" were so happy about picking cotton that they sang spirituals while they worked. Now, they just sit on their front porches!Who does that, you lying dumbfuck? Seriously.
Stating they had it better here, doesnt mean someone thinks slavery wasnt bad.Oh hell Harley - LOTS of RWNJ's do that. Do you not remember Cliven Bundy and his opinion that blacks may have been better off as slaves? I mean, "the Negro" were so happy about picking cotton that they sang spirituals while they worked. Now, they just sit on their front porches!![]()
95% of the animals who attacked our Capitol on 1/6 were White Supremacists.What makes you think that there is a "white supremacy movement" here in America at all?
White Supremacists are among the rarest of birds in these parts, although perhaps where you are at in Wales it might be different?
95% of the animals who attacked our Capitol on 1/6 were White Supremacists.
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I'm a tad embarrassed to say that I have not read or seen a course taught about "CRT".
Have the posters above, or for that matter, any of our active posters seen the curriculum or been taught 'CRT'?
If so, would you share with the forum some of the reading material?
Also, to the best of my knowledge, I don't believe it is being taught in the local schools....elementary, middle, or high school.
In fact, I haven't heard either of the two community college instructors that I know describe it being taught in their system. If any of the posters here have some familiarity with its teachings in community colleges....well, would you share?
And, as long as we are doing a deep dive.....do you know of courses on "CRT" at universities or 4yr colleges?
If so, would you please share some of the teaching materials?
I'm curious about the reading list that is suggested or required for the aspect of 'CRT' that is taught at any level. Though, I suspect, each grade level would have a different menu of readings?
So, if anyone knows for sure......please share.
STFU retard.Why does the right refuse to accept that slavery was inherently a bad thing ? They want their kids to live in ignorance and grow up with the same dinosaur mindset that they did.
It's an article of faith. They need no evidence, they need no proof. All they need is the narrative and their feelz.On what basis do you claim that any of us don't accept that slavery was a bad thing? I do not know of anyone who doesn't view slavery in a very negative way.
Lying Brit, STFU.Idiot. Its right wing trash who celebrate the confederacy, slavery and all its horrors. They want to suppress the truth about it.
You don't know WTF you are talking about.ONly a lying asshole would make such a claim.
And neither do you. You're sources are nothing but opinion pieces. Libscum.You don't know WTF you are talking about.
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Years of white supremacy threats culminated in Capitol riots
CHICAGO (AP) — Amid the American flags and Trump 2020 posters at the U.S. Capitol during last week's insurrection were far more sinister symbols: A man walking the halls of Congress carrying a Confederate flag.apnews.com
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What the Capitol insurgency reveals about white supremacy and law enforcement
Rashawn Ray writes that the Capitol insurgency is a reflection of who we are in the United States and is rooted in white supremacywww.brookings.edu
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Researchers: More Than a Dozen Extremist Groups Took Part in Capitol Riots
Federal prosecutors are looking at the extent to which the attack was coordinated among such groupswww.voanews.com
You don't know WTF you are talking about.
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Years of white supremacy threats culminated in Capitol riots
CHICAGO (AP) — Amid the American flags and Trump 2020 posters at the U.S. Capitol during last week's insurrection were far more sinister symbols: A man walking the halls of Congress carrying a Confederate flag.apnews.com
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What the Capitol insurgency reveals about white supremacy and law enforcement
Rashawn Ray writes that the Capitol insurgency is a reflection of who we are in the United States and is rooted in white supremacywww.brookings.edu
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Researchers: More Than a Dozen Extremist Groups Took Part in Capitol Riots
Federal prosecutors are looking at the extent to which the attack was coordinated among such groupswww.voanews.com
And neither do you. You're sources are nothing but opinion pieces. Libscum.
Sorry loon, but if you haven't figured out by now that most militia members, Proud Boys, Neo-Nazis and Klansmen are white supremacists, I cannot help.
The whole dang deal was about Keeping 'Murca White.
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"orange man bad"? Did you learn to speak like a third grader from orange man or have you always been semi-illiterate?TDS thread of the day.
In the end, it all comes down to "Orange Man bad", right?![]()