I agree…
Now how do you do that if you cannot mention diversity in Texas schools?
I agree…
Now how do you do that if you cannot mention diversity in Texas schools?
For example… teaching about the implementation of the “grandfather clause” during reconstruction and how it had distortional impact on black peoples right to vote.
That ■■■■ is not taught in grade school. CRT type examination helped.
Imagine if we tried to teach about peonage and how the South used it to take advantage of a loophole in the 13th Amendment.
We have aspects of that in our policing system still today…it affects blacks but also low income folks in general.
For example… teaching about the implementation of the “grandfather clause” during reconstruction and how it had distortional impact on black peoples right to vote.
That ■■■■ is not taught in grade school. CRT type examination helped.
You do realize reconstruction wasn’t to reconstruct slaves, right?
There’s a lot of things not taught in grade school. Why should I be taught it in grade school today?
Imagine if we tried to teach about peonage and how the South used it to take advantage of a loophole in the 13th Amendment.
What loophole?
JayJay:Imagine if we tried to teach about peonage and how the South used it to take advantage of a loophole in the 13th Amendment.
What loophole?
The slavery by crime loophole
thinkingman:no one wants to hide the past more than the left. recognizing greatness also means acknowledging past sins
I agree…
Now how do you do that if you cannot mention diversity in Texas schools?
no one is saying “you cant mention diversity in texas schools”
WuWei: JayJay:Imagine if we tried to teach about peonage and how the South used it to take advantage of a loophole in the 13th Amendment.
What loophole?
The slavery by crime loophole
That’s not a loophole.
That’s not a loophole.
It’s a loophole for slavery.
More proof that “CRT” has been turned into latest grievances based catch all buzzword for the right… for at least this election cycle
They are, actually…or intend to.
PurpnGold: WuWei: JayJay:Imagine if we tried to teach about peonage and how the South used it to take advantage of a loophole in the 13th Amendment.
What loophole?
The slavery by crime loophole
That’s not a loophole.
When you invent crimes via the Black Codes, it absolutely is a loophole.
In many ways, peonage was worse than slavery because blacks were given freedom, only to have it deliberately snatched away.
Just like “engagement based policing” needed a whole bunch of new crimes like “blocking a public thoroughfare” to be invented in order to produce the results upon which police officers were being measured.
They are, actually…or intend to.
nonsense
this is just the narrative used to flood the schools with the racist crt garbage.
it’s a good thing that educators are being made aware of these activist leftist hate-theories of perpetual grievance
hope this awareness spreads
Do you think this guide is helpful? Do you think, for example, that history teachers should avoid these words and phrases?
These words have been used a lot more in the last 15 years, than the decades prior but words don’t bother me. The context in how they’re being used is what I’d question?
Lol.
So here in Hannity Land, the latest fade is to call anyone who votes democratic ‘Authoritarians’. These same posters argue that there is nothing wrong with banning specific words in schools…
“Be on the lookout for these words! Don’t let your kids hear them!!!”
Too damn funny.
JayJay:They are, actually…or intend to.
nonsense
this is just the narrative used to flood the schools with the racist crt garbage.
No it’s not. I’m watching it happen.
Zander:I, personally, love reading about the original 13 hamlets.
History cancelled, again. Because libz.
Today’s Right: complains about “Cancel Culture”.
Also Today’s Right: uses government power to control what’s taught in the classroom by banning things.
If it works for one side and they love using it so much… why not use it?
Lol.
So here in Hannity Land, the latest fade is to call anyone who votes democratic ‘Authoritarians’. These same posters argue that there is nothing wrong with banning specific words in schools…
“Be on the lookout for these words! Don’t let your kids hear them!!!”
Too damn funny.
where does it say “dont let your kids hear them?”