Why even talk about segregation at all?
Especially with small children?
Because liberals support the idea of “segregation today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever!”
I never heard the word “segregation” until I was ten years old and Little Rock Central High school was blowing up.
I asked dad and he told me what it was.
I could not believe it! In my early years I had gone to Rocky Mountain schools along with Blacks, Hispanics, American Indians.
Then dad moved us to the Ozarks which was a totally different Hillbilly culture!
Children are naturally open and tolerant. Some children even MORE interested in other kids “who are not like them, and don’t look like them” I myself was like that-—who wants to always be around a mirror?.-I would say OVERWHELMINGLY kids are like that. So this kind of indoctrination serves not only to create guilt among children for something they didn’t do, it also creates a tension between themselves and their parents and grandparent’s generation who had only POSSIBLY some marginal sense of complicity in “the way things were”. But when you get down to it, probably not really any more than these hapless kids. This is SUPPOSED to create hurt, and a particularly helpless kind of hurt, since a child can’t do anything about the past, except fulfill the role these bastards have laid out for them.,One of the most galling things coming primarily from Dems in the past nearly half century is this constant hectoring, lecturing tone when we as white people are reminded that was have to start accepting people who “don’t look like you”-—I personally have never known ANYONE who had this problem, except politicians like Bill Clinton , who was the firs one I heard it from all through the 90s and I do mean ALL through the 90s.