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Tacoma teacher against ethnic studies says diversity divides us

TurdBomberTurdBomber Member Posts: 19,964 Standard Supporter
Diversity education is a divisive education BY MIKE JANKANISH
https://www.thenewstribune.com/opinion/article227315034.html
A teacher in Tacoma says he is trying to have an open discussion about important issues, but other teachers say he is spewing hate. The conversation surrounds House Bill 1314, which is a proposal to make ethnic studies a required curriculum in Washington schools.

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  • TurdBomberTurdBomber Member Posts: 19,964 Standard Supporter
    @CuntWaffle: Why are you cutting and pasting other people's comments lifted from the TNT's comment section instead of producing an original thought of your own?
    And why are you demonstrating the group-think mentality that possesses the left, i.e., where nobody thinks for themselves, but instead parrots a narrative?
  • Pitchfork51Pitchfork51 Member Posts: 26,949
    Swaye said:

    The leftists are going crazy in the comments. Who is Scott Livingston? Does he poast hear?

    Maybe you should worry less about racism and go back to the rez to sniff gas
  • TurdBomberTurdBomber Member Posts: 19,964 Standard Supporter
    edited March 2019
    Here's the author's actual words - in contrast to the plagiarized narratives posted above.

    HB 1314 is a bad idea and should not be approved. The great goal of the common neighborhood public schools was to provide an environment where children of immigrants would, over time, be welcomed into the common American culture.

    Even immigrant adults would attend night schools to learn English as quickly as possible.

    To become “American” did not mean immigrants had to forgo the language and ceremonial life of their country of origin. However, most made it their primary goal to enter into the common culture as quickly as possible.

    Of course, this increasing emphasis on cultural diversity is not just about school curriculum but part of a larger agenda to implement the goals of identity politics.

    This way of thinking is based on the assumption that certain groups of Americans are inherently marginalized in our society and are the victims of ongoing discrimination.

    But the increasing emphasis on some identifying characteristic, such as race, gender, sexual orientation or nationality, undermines a historical American achievement:

    Creating institutions, like broad-based political parties, has served to unite diverse groups around policy proposals that bond Americans to a common enterprise. Even if this goal has not always been realized, it was assumed the effort ought to always point toward its achievement.

    The real problem is this: The proponents of measures like HB 1314 no longer support the American experiment. They don’t want to encourage new immigrants and new citizens to integrate. They think America is inherently racist and discriminatory at every turn.

    Read more here: https://www.thenewstribune.com/opinion/article227315034.html#storylink=cpy
  • TurdBomberTurdBomber Member Posts: 19,964 Standard Supporter

    Swaye said:

    The leftists are going crazy in the comments. Who is Scott Livingston? Does he poast hear?

    Maybe you should worry less about racism and go back to the rez to sniff gas
    We are all guests of Swaye's in this land. Show some respek.
  • TurdBomberTurdBomber Member Posts: 19,964 Standard Supporter
    edited March 2019
    Typical narrative-pushing comment: "enter into the common culture" = submit to white supremacist patriarchy. (direct quote from Lefty TNT commenter)
  • MikeDamoneMikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781

    Here's the author's actual words - in contrast to the plagiarized narratives posted above.

    HB 1314 is a bad idea and should not be approved. The great goal of the common neighborhood public schools was to provide an environment where children of immigrants would, over time, be welcomed into the common American culture.

    Even immigrant adults would attend night schools to learn English as quickly as possible.

    To become “American” did not mean immigrants had to forgo the language and ceremonial life of their country of origin. However, most made it their primary goal to enter into the common culture as quickly as possible.

    Of course, this increasing emphasis on cultural diversity is not just about school curriculum but part of a larger agenda to implement the goals of identity politics.

    This way of thinking is based on the assumption that certain groups of Americans are inherently marginalized in our society and are the victims of ongoing discrimination.

    But the increasing emphasis on some identifying characteristic, such as race, gender, sexual orientation or nationality, undermines a historical American achievement:

    Creating institutions, like broad-based political parties, has served to unite diverse groups around policy proposals that bond Americans to a common enterprise. Even if this goal has not always been realized, it was assumed the effort ought to always point toward its achievement.

    The real problem is this: The proponents of measures like HB 1314 no longer support the American experiment. They don’t want to encourage new immigrants and new citizens to integrate. They think America is inherently racist and discriminatory at every turn.

    Read more here: https://www.thenewstribune.com/opinion/article227315034.html#storylink=cpy

    So he wants a great American melting pot? How quaint. Racist, but quaint.
  • PurpleThrobberPurpleThrobber Member Posts: 44,156 Standard Supporter

    @CuntWaffle: Why are you cutting and pasting other people's comments lifted from the TNT's comment section instead of producing an original thought of your own?
    And why are you demonstrating the group-think mentality that possesses the left, i.e., where nobody thinks for themselves, but instead parrots a narrative?

    I believe the venerable Mr. Waffle is whooshing us here...

  • GrundleStiltzkinGrundleStiltzkin Member Posts: 61,499 Standard Supporter

    @CuntWaffle: Why are you cutting and pasting other people's comments lifted from the TNT's comment section instead of producing an original thought of your own?
    And why are you demonstrating the group-think mentality that possesses the left, i.e., where nobody thinks for themselves, but instead parrots a narrative?

    I believe the venerable Mr. Waffle is whooshing us here...

    Not "us", just Turd.
  • TurdBomberTurdBomber Member Posts: 19,964 Standard Supporter
    edited March 2019

    Here's the author's actual words - in contrast to the plagiarized narratives posted above.

    HB 1314 is a bad idea and should not be approved. The great goal of the common neighborhood public schools was to provide an environment where children of immigrants would, over time, be welcomed into the common American culture.

    Even immigrant adults would attend night schools to learn English as quickly as possible.

    To become “American” did not mean immigrants had to forgo the language and ceremonial life of their country of origin. However, most made it their primary goal to enter into the common culture as quickly as possible.

    Of course, this increasing emphasis on cultural diversity is not just about school curriculum but part of a larger agenda to implement the goals of identity politics.

    This way of thinking is based on the assumption that certain groups of Americans are inherently marginalized in our society and are the victims of ongoing discrimination.

    But the increasing emphasis on some identifying characteristic, such as race, gender, sexual orientation or nationality, undermines a historical American achievement:

    Creating institutions, like broad-based political parties, has served to unite diverse groups around policy proposals that bond Americans to a common enterprise. Even if this goal has not always been realized, it was assumed the effort ought to always point toward its achievement.

    The real problem is this: The proponents of measures like HB 1314 no longer support the American experiment. They don’t want to encourage new immigrants and new citizens to integrate. They think America is inherently racist and discriminatory at every turn.

    Read more here: https://www.thenewstribune.com/opinion/article227315034.html#storylink=cpy

    So he wants a great American melting pot? How quaint. Racist, but quaint.
    Of course, this increasing emphasis on cultural diversity is not just about school curriculum but part of a larger agenda to implement the goals of identity politics.

    I think you're missing the political tie-in.

    Diversity of viewpoints is intolerable anymore. More than 1/2 the TNT commenters want the guy fired for disagreeing with the Far Left orthodoxy that says America is one big pile of shit.
  • PurpleThrobberPurpleThrobber Member Posts: 44,156 Standard Supporter

    @CuntWaffle: Why are you cutting and pasting other people's comments lifted from the TNT's comment section instead of producing an original thought of your own?
    And why are you demonstrating the group-think mentality that possesses the left, i.e., where nobody thinks for themselves, but instead parrots a narrative?

    I believe the venerable Mr. Waffle is whooshing us here...

    Not "us", just Turd.
    We are all just a little Turd.

  • TurdBomberTurdBomber Member Posts: 19,964 Standard Supporter

    @CuntWaffle: Why are you cutting and pasting other people's comments lifted from the TNT's comment section instead of producing an original thought of your own?
    And why are you demonstrating the group-think mentality that possesses the left, i.e., where nobody thinks for themselves, but instead parrots a narrative?

    I believe the venerable Mr. Waffle is whooshing us here...

    Could be. Hard to tell with this inflammatory topic. If so, good get @Waffle.
  • SledogSledog Member Posts: 33,843 Standard Supporter
    I like Teddy Roosevelt's take.


  • MikeDamoneMikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781
    Sledog said:

    I like Teddy Roosevelt's take.


    Teddy was a well known racist.
  • SledogSledog Member Posts: 33,843 Standard Supporter

    Sledog said:

    I like Teddy Roosevelt's take.


    Teddy was a well known racist.
    I'm sure most everyone from that time period might be considered as one.

    I think he is correct in that people need to be Americans. So many aren't.
  • TurdBomberTurdBomber Member Posts: 19,964 Standard Supporter

    Sledog said:

    I like Teddy Roosevelt's take.


    Teddy was a well known racist.
    And in Ivy League schools we now have segregated dorms, segregated classes and segregated ski trips - all by race. What's that? Progressivism?
  • TurdBomberTurdBomber Member Posts: 19,964 Standard Supporter
    My favorite "diversity" supporting comment:

    --------------------------------
    This land was Mexican once,
    was Indian always
    and is.
    And will be again.

    Don't lecture me about assimilation.
    ---------------------------------

    I've said it a million times: It's about Power. No more, no less.

    Modern Leftism is not about equality or fairness; It's about Revenge.

    @Swaye: Those dinosaurs will come calling someday, so you're gonna want a bigger gun.
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