Latinos are NON-WHITE?
Someone tell that to Ricardo Montalban, quick!
Might want to also inform Desi Arnaz:
Regards,
Posted on 05/20/2024 7:44:14 PM PDT by yesthatjallen
The share of Latino students attending intensely segregated schools has skyrocketed over the last three decades, according to two new reports and an Axios review of federal data.
Why it matters: Intensely segregated schools, defined as schools with a student population that is more than 90% nonwhite, have fewer resources, more teacher shortages, higher student-to-school counselor ratios, and fewer AP class options.
Driving the news: As the U.S. marks the 70th anniversary of the landmark Brown v. Board of Education ruling on Friday, American public schools are growing more separate and unequal even though the country is more racially and ethnically diverse than ever.
State of play: Around 28% of the nation's public school students were Latino in 2021, compared to 16% in 2000. But as the share of Latinos in the country has surged, the schools they attend have become much more segregated.
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(Excerpt) Read more at axios.com ...
build the wall, deport them all...
The obvious solution is to bus them into white or black majority schools…..
Stratfor predicts by 2080 parts of CA, NM, and AZ will belong to Mexico.
Interesting comment about “peacemakers.” An Afghan in the office I once led in Kabul told me, “We’ll always need a haragee [foreigner] over us. Otherwise we’ll just fight among ourselves.” Sure enough, I had to leave and after a year so did my replacement. The Afghans couldn’t keep a good thing going and it eventually shut down.
Latinos are NON-WHITE?
Someone tell that to Ricardo Montalban, quick!
Might want to also inform Desi Arnaz:
Regards,
the previous one was how charter schools are so bad because they attract non minority kids and isn't that so bad?....
everybody knows that blacks in particular want to segregate from everybody else so why should we care....
everybody wants to segregate until it comes to cost and then all of a sudden its on the whitepepo to pay for it all....
Yup. South of Nasty City and Transmission Valley.
Nasty City, that was the one I couldn’t remember, I lived in Coronado in the 70s and it must have predated “Transmission Valley” because I hadn’t heard that one.
I never heard those used in the rest of San Diego.
I don’t ever remember segregated schools in New Mexico or Colorado back in the 1950s-and early 1960s. I went to school with whites(lots), blacks(few), Hispanics, American Indians.
It was when dad dragged us kicking and screaming to the Ozarks that I first heard the word “Segregation” back in 1957 out of Little Rock. I was shocked!
When my family returned to Chula Vista in 1969, I finished junior high, high school, college at UCSD and grad school at SDSU. I relocated to the Pocatello, ID area in late 2000. San Diego is too crowded and too expensive.
I advertised in Rancho Santa Fe and it was part of my customer base, people don’t realize the magnificent marbled mansions and estates that are tucked away in there, people drive through and see modern RSF developments and think they are merely rich but there are wondrously wealthy estates at the end of some of those million dollar driveways that they can’t see.
I used to live in old Del Mar before they built Del Mar East and ruined the area, the old core of Del Mar was fun and fascinating with really interesting people.
Encinitas, used to be a great place to live, I was about a block and a half from the beach, Coronado was wild and crazy in the 70s, I came to like Ocean Beach eventually and lived on the water there for 15 years, living on the boardwalk in Mission Beach was great in the 70s with unlimited females during tourist months, I also lived on the bay beach while there, Pacific Beach was great but I was a 1/4 or 1/3 mile from the water, which was sort of nice in it’s own way.
My favorite spot in Encinitas is a Thai restaurant along 101. It was called Thai Basil. Just checked the map. The Thai place is gone. It appears to be replaced with a vegetarian place called Plumeria. The menu still appears to be principally Thai cuisine.
I got a kick out of the guest houses that were probably little $500,000 to $700,000 dollar homes themselves if not just a part of the estate. and I have always wondered how much those entrances with sculptures and 600++ foot paved and landscaped driveways cost.
Yup.
Are you a Trump supporter?
Trump is a Yankee. Born and raised in NYC.
He fled to the South, he might even move even farther away, to Texas.
That left wing language is allowed at DU but it isn’t at FR.
I’m not a Leftist, and how perfectly cowardly of you to start with the hall monitor routine.
If you want to shoot your ignorant mouth off about the ‘’Northeast is all liberals’’ bs be prepared for return fire.
Lol, your out of control rage is mystifying, but your language is over the top.
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