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To: new yorker 77
Unfortunately I live in ultra liberal East Brunswick. The town's base is largely Jewish Democrat so I am not surprised to see this happening here. While I do not have kids and if I did, I would not send them to the public schools, I am very proud of this coach and the students. I truly find the left despicable.
19 posted on 10/11/2005 7:08:54 AM PDT by Wright Wing
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To: Wright Wing
Unfortunately I live in ultra liberal East Brunswick. The town's base is largely Jewish Democrat so I am not surprised to see this happening here. While I do not have kids and if I did, I would not send them to the public schools, I am very proud of this coach and the students. I truly find the left despicable.

Tell your ultra-liberal East Brunswick neighbors that you think East Brunswick should form a unified school district with New Brunswick so they can exchange students with New Brunswick so that that the poor underprivileged minority students in New Brunswick can benefit from East Brunswick's "blue ribbon" schools while lily-white East Brunswick (last survey I saw had their population at about 3% black) will benefit from the diversity it would bring. See how these "ultra-liberals" react to the idea of "diversity" and and "desegregation" in their own town. Make sure to play all of the cards in the liberal playbook about "diversity", "racism" , "privilege", "segregation", etc. FYI, Piscataway's schools are split roughly evenly between white (40%), black (30%), and asian (30%) students so you can cite that as a model of integration and diversity that East Brunswick should strive for. Should be good for some entertainment.

26 posted on 10/11/2005 9:56:57 AM PDT by Question_Assumptions
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