Posted on 02/21/2017 9:36:31 AM PST by C19fan
Since knowing the race and/or gender of who wrote the piece of music students are playing is so important, the band directors at Spring Lake Park High School in Minnesota have pledged to include at least one composition by a woman, and one by a composer of color in each of its bands concerts.
(Excerpt) Read more at thecollegefix.com ...
How about rejecting money from white taxpayers? I’ll go for that.
Welcome to the new segregation.
Now, there’s a misleading title.
This is at odds with revisionists who claim that every decent historical talent was black/Muslim/homosexual.
At very least, I believe that the theory that Beethoven was part black still has some currency.
Tokenism at its finest
Just like on today’s TV shows and commercials
Well, at least they won’t be playing Bohemian Rhapsody or other music by white faggots.
Liberal White Guilt at it's finest.
Looks like the band believes in apartheid, or something very similar. Sad.
MLK: Content of character, not color of skin.
Minnesota band: Tokens only.
Odd. There isn’t a “person of color” in the band.
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The title and the excerpt are two completely different stories. Hilarious.
So their solution to perceived racism is actually to favor racism.
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“At very least, I believe that the theory that Beethoven was part black still has some currency.”
Maybe they’re confusing the real Beethoven with Belushi’s coke snorting, boogie woogie playing version :)
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It was written, arranged, and produced by Norman Whitfield, who was African American (he passed away in 2008).
I admit it would be a bit difficult for a pep band to do justice to.
Title and article don’t match. They aren’t ONLY buying music from non-whites
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