RoshawnMarkwees
Assimilationist
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The hat said MAGA.
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But the video doesn’t demonstrate that the text was the incentive.
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The hat said MAGA.
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Please link to anywhere that I intimated that "kids wear hats at ALL schools." Maybe you should keep up with posts that you troll.I didn't. Go back and read why I posted to you to begin with. For the third time you insisted that kids wear hats at all schools. They don't.
That’s my point. Other than the student was clearly unnecessarily obstinate. He could have complied and taken it up with the administration afterward. His reaction was rude to the rest of the class.We cannot see the whole classroom so we don't know if he was the only one wearing a hat. We don't KNOW whether she actually asked him 'nicely' to remove the hat. You can see the text on the hat though not clearly what it was. Based on his 'Gulf of America" remark though, it's pretty safe to think it was a MAGA hat and the text you can see also supports that theory. So again, my personal opinion is that there is insufficient evidence to conclude what transpired before the short video clip. The teacher's authority is a prime concern yes, but if she violated all concepts of courtesy or reasonableness before what we see in the video, the student had a right to be offended and resist being 'singled out' if that in fact happened.
We don't know what happened before the short exchange we can see. I am just saying if she singled him out based on nothing more than being triggered by a MAGA hate, then she is in the wrong. If he violated a reasonable classroom rule that might be 'no hats' or political statement in the classroom, and that was clearly and politely explained to him, then he was in the wrong.
And this day and age, is knocking a person's hat off unlawful assault?
We have no way of knowing exactly what provoked the incident so we cannot make a judgment on either person's behavior without knowing that..
Nothing in the video established that MAGA had anything to do with it.What if it was a MAGA t-shirt--would she be in her rights to demand that he remove that too? It was clear that she was opposed to the message, not the hat.
The teacher over reacted is the only thing that I see clearly from that video. It lacks evidence of anything else. The video didn't show the student to do anything disruptive until he was assaulted. Anything else is just gross biased speculation.That’s my point. Other than the student was clearly unnecessarily obstinate. He could have complied and taken it up with the administration afterward. His reaction was rude to the rest of the class.
.That’s my point. Other than the student was clearly unnecessarily obstinate. He could have complied and taken it up with the administration afterward. His reaction was rude to the rest of the class.
Post 11....look it up. You said:Please link to anywhere that I intimated that "kids wear hats at ALL schools." Maybe you should keep up with posts that you troll.
Hats are worn in every classroom in America
Nothing in the video suggests the student did anything disruptive until he was assaulted.Nothing in the video established that MAGA had anything to do with it.
Post #11 "Hats are worn in every classroom in America."Please link to anywhere that I intimated that "kids wear hats at ALL schools." Maybe you should keep up with posts that you troll.
If the teacher assaults the student who is sitting calmly at a desk, yup, that is wrong. Teachers do not have the right to assault their students.So, if the video shows a white male teacher with an assimilated, neutral dialect demanding that a black female student wearing an African-colored Black Lives Matter cap remove her cap and no one else visible in the video is wearing any headgear, and she resists and objects to a map of DC on the wall depicting Black Lives Matter plaza as 16th St NW, and that is all that the video shows, the teacher is still wrong based on that alone?
.Nothing in the video suggests the student did anything disruptive until he was assaulted.
.No one was assaulted in that video.
I hope you're joking.Teacher was right. Dude is a trouble maker and deserved to be ejected. I hope she called the police.
The student refused to comply which was disruptive.The teacher over reacted is the only thing that I see clearly from that video. It lacks evidence of anything else. The video didn't show the student to do anything disruptive until he was assaulted. Anything else is just gross biased speculation.
She removed his hat. If that’s assault he must be a democrat male..
She assaulted him.
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I won't judge until I know what transpired before that altercation. The meek sometimes can be provoked into uncharacteristic behavior by a 'woke' karen just as a teacher can be provoked into uncharacteristic behavior by a disruptive student.That’s my point. Other than the student was clearly unnecessarily obstinate. He could have complied and taken it up with the administration afterward. His reaction was rude to the rest of the class.
I think any reasonable judge would not consider hat removal as a punishable offense.If the teacher assaults the student who is sitting calmly at a desk, yup, that is wrong. Teachers do not have the right to assault their students.
Based on the video — which is all there is — the student was acting immaturely.I won't judge until I know what transpired before that altercation. The meek sometimes can be provoked into uncharacteristic behavior by a 'woke' karen just as a teacher can be provoked into uncharacteristic behavior by a disruptive student.
The video simply doesn't give us enough of the story to competently evaluate either party.
Students are not allowed to wear any hats (or hoods) in my school. That having been said, it's not something to lose your shit over. You calmly ask the student to remove (any) hat and place it in their backpack. If they refuse, you remove them from the classroom.Post #11 "Hats are worn in every classroom in America."