How Shaming My School Board’s Racism Cost Me My Job, But Not My Stand

The Federalist.com ^ | May 18, | Asra Q Nomani

[joma89]

I think it is time for all of us to chafe against “democrat party” authority.

[nickcarraway]

I agree with her calling the board out on their hypocracy. It’s the only way.

[pas]

Really. the president of Parents Defending Education fired this person for being a parent defending education.

[MtnClimber]

Those school board members, in a rational country, would be unemployable forever. People spat on soldiers returning from Vietnam. What do these school board members deserve with their gender grooming scarlet letter hanging over their earthly being?

[TornadoAlley3]

I wonder how much public school enrollment will drop. Less funding.

[cymbeline]

I imagine he’s a good guy but he could have told us what he said.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

https://defendinged.org/join-the-movement/report-an-incident/

[blu]

Fact: The woman was a perceived threat to the pussy school board.
Fact: The security guys were white...I imagine that the 6 that surrounded her were all that were available.

My take: The making a big deal because the security guys were all white, and the woman is Asian, was unnecessary. Over the top. Playing to the crowd.
Were it me, I’d be pressing more upon the fact that the school board is a bunch of pussies and way too snowflake-oid. Unfortunately, playing the race card makes the woman sound snowflake-oid also.

All that being said...is there no organization or agency that ISN’T corrupt? I hope she and her mama bear army embarrass the hell out of the school board AND her former employers.

[lapsus calami]

 

 

That school board is loaded with flaming commie radicals who are running their own little despotic regime. Nothing changes until that board does.

 

 

[econjack]

I couldn’t help but find it ironic that this same school board—so full of itself for its avowed racial consciousness—would be siccing white security officials on an Asian woman. Isn’t that racist and systemic racism by their own definition?

No, it is not. It appears the security people were placed on you because of your behavior at the meeting, not because of your race. You're trying to make it something it is not. I think that would not have happened had to said your two minutes worth and then quietly sat down. Even your own boss said you were out of line. While your cause is just, your defense of it is not. Your pleading here is specious.

[Tucker39]

On the surface her cause and her story seem admirable. But one term to which she referred twice was when she called herself a muslim feminist. What is that? What does she stand for? Why would she bring it up unless she has an axe to grind?

[I want the USA back]

This is what happens when you commit the unforgiveable crime of not bowing down to authority and doing everything they tell you to do.

[humblegunner]

Online, a blogger later wrote: “YAAAAS SLAAAAAY QWEEEEEN!”

I wondered what kind of retards talked like that.

Now I know.

[Scarlett156]

She’s a moslem.

[Robert DeLong]

So, the Democrats have captured Parents Defending Education as their own. So, typical, defeat and destroy from within.

[AndyTheBear]

She seems a far better person than her religions founder, while not many of us Christians can claim to be nearly as good a person as ours.

[rightwingcrazy]

“in a rational country”

That phrase gets me caught between laughing and crying.

[Elsie]

 

... Courage truly is acting even in the face of fear.

“Courage is being scared to death,

but saddling up anyway.”

― John Wayne

[Elsie]

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