Karen crying cause her kids got to learn about white supremacy in school

[Cel 510 kid ados forever]

 

[Spence]

Tears and anger from Whites because they are being displaced rapidly year after year, you love to see it

 

[Wandissimo]

 

[It's been real]

Softest people on the planet

Look it's a white woman playing the damsel in distress role just like her ancestors before her

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

that's mad fragile
However..... i'm not against critical race theory but I don't think it will fix much.

You need actual change to happen, and critical race theory ain't it.

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

that's mad fragile
However..... i'm not against critical race theory but I don't think it will fix much.

You need actual change to happen, and critical race theory ain't it.

What is critical race theory and how is it taught in K-12?

 

[Elim Garak]

 

[Elim Garak]

No reason to be mad and distressed unless you are racists imo.

 

[Amerikan Melanin]

They literally can’t handle the truth of how this country was founded. I loathe CACs.

 

[big bun]

White supremacy is their best kept secret...of course their mad.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Bald headed breh would rather be anywhere else but next to this whiny fragile labeled hag

 

[Taadow]

What is critical race theory and how is it taught in K-12?

That’s a big ball of yarn to unravel...

...but basically, on a K-12 level:

This would mean that when kids are in History, Social Studies, or Civics classes, teaching with
Critical Race Theory comes into place when talking about the “alleged” real reasons that laws were
made or enforced - especially when it comes to race. Some examples:

- Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves...even though he didn’t care for Blacks, and would have sent them to Africa if he had his way. He announced the Emancipation Proclamation to weaken the South’s labor force during the Civil War. Doing so would make people leave the slave states, which would in turn force Southern states to re-join the Union.

- The 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote...because White women couldn’t believe this country would let Black men vote before them - seeing as how they had been shown that Black people aren’t even full people like them, which is why Slavery was okay.

- LBJ signed the Civil Rights act of 1964...because this looked good to other countries in the world with Black/Brown people, especially ones the U.S. wanted as allies in the Cold War...and this would solidify Democrats as “The Party That Works For Minorities”.

So yeah...as you can imagine, there are parents that don’t want schools to teach their kids the Red stuff, just stick to the Blue outcomes.

 

[Scustin Bieburr]

"Just because I don't want to dismantle the system of white supremacy does not mean I'm a white supremacist "

They really see nothing wrong with the above "logic". Their fear is the horror of having to deal with the consequences of their ancestors actions and how their comfort is built on the suffering of others.

Theyre too soft and weak to engage their brains and actually start thinking of ways to build a more equitable system by listening to those that are disadvantaged by the same system they benefit from. They understand what they have to lose and that fear motivates them to not even think about what they can gain by dismantling the existing system.

What do you expect from people who were so profoundly lazy that they were willing to kill and die for the privilege of owning another human being as livestock to do their miserable work for them.

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

That’s a big ball of yarn to unravel...

...but basically, on a K-12 level:

This would mean that when kids are in History, Social Studies, or Civics classes, teaching with
Critical Race Theory comes into place when talking about the “alleged” real reasons that laws were
made or enforced - especially when it comes to race. Some examples:

- Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves...even though he didn’t care for Blacks, and would have sent them to Africa if he had his way. He announced the Emancipation Proclamation to weaken the South’s labor force during the Civil War. Doing so would make people leave the slave states, which would in turn force Southern states to re-join the Union.

- The 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote...because White women couldn’t believe this country would let Black men vote before them - seeing as how they had been shown that Black people aren’t even full people like them, which is why Slavery was okay.

- LBJ signed the Civil Rights act of 1964...because this looked good to other countries in the world with Black/Brown people, especially ones the U.S. wanted as allies in the Cold War...and this would solidify Democrats as “The Party That Works For Minorities”.

So yeah...as you can imagine, there are parents that don’t want schools to teach their kids the Red stuff, just stick to the Blue outcomes.

Appreciate it.

Yeah it's kinda hard to teach american history without mentioning slavery, him crow, and all that race stuff.

Repping today and sometime in the future when I can again

 

[bnew]

What is critical race theory and how is it taught in K-12?

Critical Race Theory 101

Critical race theory is an intellectual movement based on the premise that the law and legal institutions in the United States are inherently racist and function to create and maintain social, economic, and political inequalities between whites and nonwhites, especially African Americans. Its intellectual origins go back to the 1960s.