Posted on 07/10/2020 5:09:07 PM PDT by karpov
From the Educrats in Washington State: Reopening Washington Schools 2020 District Planning Guide. The phrase “students of color” occurs six times.
Good news for Rachel Dolezal: white students will be home driving parents crazy while “students of color” will enjoy in-person instruction and socializing with other students.
If that isn’t specific enough, “Prioritize face-to-face service for students that are most impacted by the loss of in-person services, including: … Students of color”
(“intersectionality” is involved, which presumably is a positive for the job market for PhDs in comparative victimhood)
I wonder if this is another good example of what Sweden has gained by just giving the finger to the coronavirus. Sweden isn’t pitting families of different skin colors against each other in competing for scarce slots in public schools.
Also, is this another example of a Constitutional right that Americans have lost due to the governor-declared emergencies? The Fourteenth Amendment was used to require school integration because of the Equal Protection Clause. How can states re-segregate their schools in light of the Supreme Court’s interpretation of this clause?
(Excerpt) Read more at philip.greenspun.com ...
I read that in the 1960s, nearly 70% of school funds went to teacher’s salaries and the rest went to administrative and buildings and utilities. By the early 2000s, the teachers salaries consisted of only about 35% of the budget and administrative costs had quadrupled.
Why don’t we say Students (or people) of Pallor?
Principals.
Nope lower than that.
They are the problem. Letting this BS go along..
What I meant by “full circle” is that the democrats have returned to calling blacks “colored folks”, while many blacks call other blacks “n....” Clearly showing democrats have always been about subjugating some easily identifiable group. The democrats still have not forgiven the Republicans for abolishing slavery.
Whites, by official policy, are at the back of every line.
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