Posted on 10/21/2017 1:10:18 PM PDT by sparklite2
You know right away when they call this group ‘mostly Hispanic’ when any fool with eyes can see the truth, that truth is going to be honored mainly in the breach.
As I understand it, if a person from -- let's say Mexico -- commits a crime, that is recorded as a white person committing a crime.
But if a person from -- again, Mexico -- is a victim of a crime, then this is recorded as a minority being a crime victim.
Hispanics are either White or Non-White depending on the agenda.
The obvious question is why anyone would want to see any of Frida Kahlo’s crap to begin with.
Who’s paying for the lawsuit? Those aren’t cheap.
Sadly, the US does not require “loser pays,” so everybody pays. Lawyers love it.
One group had reservations and one did not?
I was in an art museum in Baltimore recently and a group of urban kids came in, shouting, running, putting their hands all over the art and ignoring their teachers and the guards completely. The guards, who were all black men, were looking at me for sympathy. I remarked to one of them (they were older men and I am retired, too), "When we were kids, the teachers would have paddled any of us who acted that way," to which he replied, "And then we would get it again when we got home."
Leon Trotsky’s Mexican host when he was ice axed.
School groups are supposed to make reservations for such large groups. Did the charter school make a reservation? Were there problems with the behavior of some of their students? Did they come on time? These and other questions are not addressed in this very poorly written article, which mixes 2 different stories into one. This gorgeous garden, which I have visited many times, has a very large educational program for students; I can’t imagine they would bar students unless there was a serious problem such as I stated above.
New York City Resident Grounds-Only Pass
Grounds Admission is available to NYC Residents Only. Proof of residency required. Can only be purchased onsite.
Prices:
Adults: $15
Seniors (65+): $7
Students (with valid ID): $7
Children (2–12 years): $4
Children under 2: Free
Members: Free
Grounds admission is free to everyone all day on Wednesdays and from 9 a.m.–10 a.m. on Saturdays.
This does NOT include admission to the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, Special Exhibitions, Everett Children’s Adventure Garden, Rock Garden, or Tram Tour.
Current Prices
Weekday All-Garden Pass
Tickets
Adults: $23
Seniors (65+): $20
Students (with valid ID): $20
Children (2–12): $10
Children under 2: Free
Members: Free*
All-Garden Pass includes Access to:
Current Garden Exhibitions
Enid A. Haupt Conservatory
Everett Children’s Adventure Garden
Rock Garden (Seasonally) and Native Plant Garden
Tram Tour
September & October CHIHULY Nights Tickets
Adults: $38
Children (2–12): $18
Member Adults: $28*
Member Children (2–12): $13*
Children under 2: Free
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