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Utah educators get reminder on the importance of diversity state-sponsored racism
1 posted on 04/17/2005 3:17:56 AM PDT by Excuse_My_Bellicosity
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"Typical responses to diversity in our schools either tend to assimilate children and make them all strive for what they have in common....

What, pray tell, is the problem with this?

2 posted on 04/17/2005 3:34:42 AM PDT by Bahbah (Something wicked this way comes)
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She is not a US citizen--then WHY is she adding to the problems in our Education system? I don't agree with this
destructive Cultural Diversity Crap. Once we were a nation
defined by Borders(now our mere politicians are as terrible as that old Fox and the illegals pushed North -at the
recognition of our borders) Language - Once our language was English and any who came to America for a better life
learned our language. And Culture- there was an American
culture. Those who came here for a better life set aside the culture and politics and flag to be something better--
to be Americans. Those days are gone -bu tI will never
surrender to the enemy that seeks Mexico Del Norte.


4 posted on 04/17/2005 3:49:29 AM PDT by StonyBurk
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This girl must be brilliant. She snuck across the border at 14, left family and kin back home.Vowing to get a higher education to help her poverty stricken mother. This must mean she was poor. America is a wonderful country, with no family here she found a way to live and eat and already she has learned enough about computers to do a power-point demonstration. I have been struggling with power-point for a couple of years and still havent conquered it. I kinda think this girl was planted there by someone.


9 posted on 04/17/2005 4:23:24 AM PDT by sgtbono2002
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Although she is not a citizen of the United States and has no means of funding her education, Villalobos said, "I will never give up."

Get a job.

10 posted on 04/17/2005 6:02:50 AM PDT by Tax-chick (Will do laundry for food.)
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Let's see, there's somewhere around 11 million illegals from Mexico alone flooding our country and ONE is a success.

Is this a good return on investment?

"If we choose to teach in public schools, then we choose to protect all of our students, whether we agree with them or not," Eskelsen said. "I am not agreeing only to teach those who look and think like me."

Translation: 'The kids should run the school and set the curriculum and standards. We can make multiculturalism work if we strive for the lowest common denominator'.

11 posted on 04/17/2005 6:25:35 AM PDT by twas
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Villalobos came alone to the United States from Mexico when she was 14 years old, "seeking a better future."

Can you say "Illegal"?

13 posted on 04/17/2005 7:36:56 AM PDT by Mike Darancette (Mesocons for Rice '08)
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