Biden issues an Executive Order on Advancing Opportunities for Black Americans

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

bunch of bullshyt

Whats your list.

We're waiting.

 

[Jello Biafra]

I see a commission ending in 2yrs and funding for said commission.

2022- 2024, huh?


Incentivizing us to vote heavy in the mid terms and, by the time the commission presents its list of recommendations, it's time for the next election. Convenient.

If a Republican candidate wins the election it would be killed anyway so the 2 year lifespan really doesn't make much of a difference. If Biden wins it gets re-upped.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

All this ad hominem. Im'a hoe for askin what's actually going happen?

You just showed everybody you dont really know either. In here trolling and name calling.

fukk trump...let me take that of the table for you.

You're more concerned with how I talk to you, than you reading the document.

We're almost on 5 pages of this thread, and you haven't read it.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

They need to define Black American. (Will read more later)

Africans and others trying to co-opt 'Black' for decades makes this more of a challenge than it needs to be.​

 

[alpo]

Once again, they are in here dancing like mj
That goofy cac @Get These Nets didn’t even answer the question. I love these threads because I can block all you liberal cacs

 

[O.T.I.S.]

“Democrats don’t do anything for black people”

president issues an order to help out African Americans

“A word salad nothing burger”


You nikkas love being miserable

This

Its better than a lot of shyt we didn’t have and it’s starting at the root.. children and education


Just waiting for the “others” to complain about “what about us” like they were actually stolen from their country and forced to endure 400 years of inequality

 

[staticshock]

@staticshock

You're an educator. On paper, at the very least, this initiative puts more Feds dollars, resources, and access available to Black students. Can you explain how the lack of resources hinders opportunities. Many of us have an idea, but you have greater insight.

Also, where specifically do you think those resources should go? Most effective use.

Unfortunately for the most part, all districts care about these days are passing test, not actually teaching the child.

I’d use those resources to get the best and most updated materials I could to help students get ready to pass test and to teach them stuff that will stick with them outside of those test.

the last elementary school I worked at, we only had 1 computer lab, and they were all the big clunky desktop computers from like 2008 or something and only about 10 of them actually worked out of 30 something. Extra money could be used to update computer labs and make sure our kids have working computers.

This new school I’m at, although it’s in a hoodish area, students have their own devices provided to them from the county that they can take home & they have to give it back whenever they graduate high school..they also help families out with getting internet service if they don’t have any.

Schools could use the extra money to provide students computers to take home

I’d like to see some of the money used to start extra curricular activities & invest it in fine arts and other special programs. The middle school I worked at last year cut band and orchestra from the curriculum because they didn’t have money to fund it, but white schools on the north side of town in the same school district has all of those things. Studies have shown kids involved in fine arts do better in school than their peer.

I know every kid won’t be interested in fine arts, but for those that are it could be something to keep them out of trouble or it can help them pay for college if they keep up with it.

I work with marching bands in the Atlanta area, and one of the bands I worked with, we took a trip to New Orleans a few years back to march in a parade and we had one of our feeder elementary schools with us. The parents had to pay for everything out of pocket, but with more funding parents would only have to pay half or nothing at all.

Imagine you’re a 3rd, 4th or 5th grader and you only know your neighborhood, but one day you had the opportunity to go 3 states over and see stuff you never would have if it wasn’t for music.

I didn’t travel outside of Georgia till I was in high school, but we gave those kids the chance to travel at an early age. They love band now and hopefully they stick with it all the way to college.

The lady who does my hair, she’s putting her 5th grade daughter in a private school, and what made her choose that particular school is because of different classes and programs offered. Her daughter loves planes and aviation, & this school has a flight simulator kids can use while learning about aviation. If schools in poorer areas had the money to have stuff like that, it could give our kids a chance to learn about something they wouldn’t have had the opportunity to learn about & could help them stay on the right path if they wanted to eventually work in that field.

sorry this is so long winded bruh but our schools are severely underfunded compared to schools in white areas. The extra funding could at least level the playing field for our kids & provide them with stuff they would never see or experience.

 

[Stone Cold]

 

[HarlemHottie]

sorry this is so long winded bruh but our schools are severely underfunded compared to schools in white areas. The extra funding could at least level the playing field for our kids & provide them with stuff they would never see or experience.

I didn't see any funding for our schools; I saw funding for a commission to study what you and every educator already know.

The price for POTENTIAL funding is two elections.

 

[HarlemHottie]

Nixon did more for black people than most republicans. And he wasn't shy about it. You don't know basic 20th century history.

Kick rocks.

You have a real problem staying on topic.

If a Republican candidate wins the election it would be killed anyway so the 2 year lifespan really doesn't make much of a difference. If Biden wins it gets re-upped.

Yeah, I get it.

Ados, watch what's happening in here.

 

[staticshock]

I didn't see any funding for our schools; I saw funding for a commission to study what you and every educator already know.

The price for POTENTIAL funding is two elections.

he asked me what I would do with extra funds, and I gave my answer.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

The way people be falling out over politicians leads me to believe y'all believe that. Shyt is over..

Show me one time where I said something like that.

Don't be projecting your foolery onto me, bruh

 

[get these nets]

tlr nigguhs waiting on tariq to do something...

Many will read and track the story of the EO, and see how it can benefit the students in their family. That goes for those who support, are indifferent to, or dislike the current White House administration.
That would be the practical thing to do.

Others will laugh and ignore the future details. Not everybody is proactive about education.

 

[HarlemHottie]

he asked me what I would do with extra funds, and I gave my answer.

Ah, ok. He was wrong for that, the literal definition of counting eggs before they hatch.

Remember how they did the hbcu funding.


Edit: how many times have dems at the federal and state level pump faked educators on funding over the course of your career?

 

[DatNkkaCutty]

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CUT DA CHECKS!



We need NOW. Not words, processes, and funds that can be manipulated, and sabotaged by others.


IN FACT we need this on TOP of the checks, which should be a given anyway.