Posted on 06/12/2005 7:34:54 AM PDT by southernnorthcarolina
Or the disparity may explain poverty.
Yes.
In the forty's and early fifties, black enclaves had married men, stable families, church going people. Stable enclaves, with very low crime. Proud families, working hard, rising up.
Then came the liberal BS. Ruined the close knit communities.
I guess the answer is to suspend more white arbitrarily?
"The answer is known to anyone who has taught both."
Absolutely.
No more calls, please. We have a WINNER!
Grossly politically incorrect, of course. One is not even allowed to consider such a possibility in polite society.
"One is not even allowed to consider such a possibility in a polite society."
That is sad but true. It has come to the point in our society where one dare not mention certain truths lest they be condemned as being rude, crude and raciest.
Cultural differences between white teachers and black students can lead to misinterpretation. Black students talking back to teachers may not be a sign of disrespect, says diversity consultant Tim Wise, but can show engagement, as when churchgoers respond to ministers.
It's official... I have reached the physical limitations of eyes-rolling-back-in-head.
Sing Out, Sister! You are so right, sooooo right. Soooooooo right....
Great quote.
You mean we don't get French Benefits?
The "thing" isn't black and white to the degree mentioned here. The focus should be on those suspended as to whether or not they:
1. Come from a single parent household or guardianship (grandmother, aunt, etc.)
2. Are on public assistance in terms of free lunch.
Learning to respect others starts at home. Follow that trail to school.
Peace.
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