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To: SeekAndFind
To only have 7 Black students accepted into Stuyvesant (a *public* high school) tells us that this is a system failure.

The system that failed is the system before high school.

2 posted on 03/21/2019 6:53:02 AM PDT by Yo-Yo ( is the /sarc tag really necessary?)
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To: Yo-Yo

It’s the fruit of the seed maturing and showing itself in another arena.
It starts right from the family unit.... and general speaking, blacks fail at that.
And then there are other factors that we see in AOC...


8 posted on 03/21/2019 7:12:24 AM PDT by himno hero (had'nff)
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To: Yo-Yo
The system that failed is the system before high school.

I'm pretty much against Government "Education" but last night I was having dinner with my daughter and we got around to discussing her eight year-old daughter's familiarity with Shakespeare. It seems that her integrated school offers electives for these crumb-crunchers and my granddaughter selected drama as one of her electives. They would up staging Midsummer Night's Dream. (I found this out while discussing possible operas for next season with my granddaughter. Macbeth is one of those and so the name Shakespeare came up.)

(To be sure, the conversation with my daughter started out by my asking about things she didn't like about her school system. One of the things she mentioned was behavioral issues in the regular classes. And we CAN'T deal with behavioral issues anymore because that would be RACIST.)

ML/NJ

15 posted on 03/21/2019 7:54:08 AM PDT by ml/nj
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To: Yo-Yo

Could the system failure be cultural?


18 posted on 03/21/2019 10:07:42 AM PDT by ActresponsiblyinVA
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