supplementary education is not the same as foundational education
Christopher Rufo is a A1 threat to black people and it's time people understand this. He's a white supremacist mastermind influencing Ron DeSantis
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That's not what I'm saying though.
Florida and Texas buy the most text books and lead the influence of what textbooks are adopted NATIONALLY because of the economics of scale.
What are you talking about?
Two States. Eight Textbooks. Two American Stories. (Published 2020)
We analyzed some of the most popular social studies textbooks used in California and Texas. Here’s how political divides shape what students learn about the nation’s history.
How Texas Inflicts Bad Textbooks on Us | Gail Collins
No matter where you live, if your children go to public schools, the textbooks they use were very possibly written under Texas influence. If they graduated with a reflexive suspicion of the concept of separation of church and state and an unexpected interest in the contributions of the National...
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This thread isn't for Thomas Sowell fans. Kick rocks
Cut directly to why he wants to defund public schools. He's doing this for a grand political project to revamp schools into some christian theocratic racist bullshyt.If someone sat you and Rufo down for a discussion on a streaming platform, how would you tackle his talking points?
This thread isn't for Thomas Sowell fans. Kick rocks
Who? Hey if you're gonna misrepresent my posts then why even reply to me.
YOU CAME IN HERE SAYING THE BIGGEST THREAT TO BLACK PEOPLE IS BLACK CRIMINALS
ARE YOU fukkIN SERIOUS?
It’s the constant begging that tunes me out at some point
Then paint your skin white and vote republican.
Next candidate for the monthly cac supremacist cacpousal
How does highlighting the Chris Rufos of the world and the goals those people are actively trying to make into reality prevent us from "taking"? And taking what exactly?
Not coming at you specifically, but I'm of the opinion that we can walk and chew gum at the same time. Calling out these people and the danger they pose to black progress doesn't keep us from doing whatever it is we should be doing to continue making progress. If anything, doing this is one of the things we need to be doing to make sure we can continue to make progress.
saturn7
Politics is an EXCHANGE!!!
Florida and Texas buy the most text books and lead the influence of what textbooks are adopted NATIONALLY because of the economics of scale.
What are you talking about?
Two States. Eight Textbooks. Two American Stories. (Published 2020)
We analyzed some of the most popular social studies textbooks used in California and Texas. Here’s how political divides shape what students learn about the nation’s history.www.nytimes.com
How Texas Inflicts Bad Textbooks on Us | Gail Collins
No matter where you live, if your children go to public schools, the textbooks they use were very possibly written under Texas influence. If they graduated with a reflexive suspicion of the concept of separation of church and state and an unexpected interest in the contributions of the National...
I'm proving that you can get the materials yourself and not depend on the school system if you don't agree with their materials.
Again, excuses.
Why the fukk do you think it is that kids in mostly black districts can't read and do math if not for people lile Chris Ruffo and DeSantis?
How do you guys come into these types of discussions when you don't even understand structural discrimination
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DeSantis loses, the idea still lives. It's not enough to simply "vote against" DeSantis if black people don't utilize their resources to protect themselves.
That will require a complete shift in culture. And still, DeSantis winning doesn't impact black "allies" as much as black people.
You're infantilizing black people. That's the shyt that's turns so many black folks off. That we're just incapable of doing anything without white folks shyt
I grew up in the hood, hardworking mama, surrounded by killers, all that shyt and my mama still went out of her way to teach me my history. I read Autobiography of Malcolm X at 7 because my mama MADE me read that shyt
read Mis Education of The Negro at 8Now I understand the risks of anecdotal evidence but it's not without value, and it's def not unrealistic to put the onus of black education on black parents. Is it difficult? Sure but that's not an excuse
Racism exists and it always will as long as we're here, but too often black folks find any opportunity to pass the buck of responsibility onto everyone but themselves. It's wild that black folks are out here viciously campaigning for white people to teach them black history, ESPECIALLY when all of us are walking around with $500-1000 dollar computers in our pockets
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saturn7
Politics is an EXCHANGE!!!
You know that is a bullshyt excuse.
Who is the first teacher of the child?
What structural discrimination is stopping a parent from teaching their own child?
Chris Ruffo and DeSantis are not preventing Black parents from reading to their kids or teaching them math.