The black woman’s quote said “we each” but this misleading thread says it’s about white teachers.https://twitter.com/realchrisrufo/status/1339938646745440256 …
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According to the term's originator, it's the idea that Americans schools “murder the souls of Black children every day through systemic, institutionalized, anti-Black, state-sanctioned violence.”
Do you know the stats on the racial breakdown of discipline by teachers as well as what happened when cops were introduced into schools full time?
Also, can you tell me why you claimed it was about white teachers even though the black woman who said it specifically said it was something “we each” must do?
Is your goal really to blow the whistle, as you like to claim? Or is your goal to distort things you might not understand and don’t seem to even be trying to understand better, even if you still ultimately disagreed with it?
You're still dodging my question.
It seems you’d rather bring more heat than light to this issue, which makes it that much more difficult to have serious, sober discussions on exceedingly complex and important issues such as race.
Have you ever attended any of these sessions with the goal of understanding what they are really about? Have you reported on those who have attended and thought they were useful? Or have you only been fed information from folks who don’t like them, which might color their views?
What kind of context can you add to these documents to make them reasonable?
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