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The William D. Kelley School's student population is 94 percent black and 100 percent “economically disadvantaged.” Academically, it is one of the worst-performing schools in the state: by graduation, only 13 percent of Kelley students will have achieved basic literacy.pic.twitter.com/qcaRJaHNia
Despite this abysmal academic performance, administrators have gradually abandoned traditional pedagogy in favor of political radicalism. They recently commissioned murals of Angela Davis and Huey P. Newton, who represent the Communist and Black Panther revolutionary movements.pic.twitter.com/AHbtMfPOUa
In recent years, the entire Philadelphia public school system has embraced the philosophy of “antiracism.” Last summer, the superintendent released an Antiracism Declaration promising to “[dismantle] systems of racial inequity” and implemented racially-segregated programs.pic.twitter.com/E0pbDM4DKV
The local teachers’ union produced a video denouncing the United States as a “settler colony built on white supremacy and capitalism,” which has created a “system that lifts up white people over everyone else.”pic.twitter.com/tmF3mG8NOQ
The teachers' union openly demands that the United States overthrow the “racist structure of capitalism,” provide “reparations for Black and Indigenous people,” and “uproot white supremacy and plant the seeds for a new world.”pic.twitter.com/ruxd9SXU7D
The gap between rhetoric and reality is almost beyond comprehension: the ten-year-olds marching for “black communism” can barely read and write. Rather than come to terms with this failure, educators have shifted the blame to “systemic racism” and promises of “revolution.”
This should be a crime. The School District of Philadelphia has 18,000 employees and a $3.4 billion annual budget—and fails, year after year, to teach basic literacy. Educators promise to "plant the seeds for a new world," but condemn their students to illiteracy and failure.
Here is the full story for City Journal:https://www.city-journal.org/philadelphia-fifth-graders-forced-to-celebrate-black-communism …
P.S. I'm working on a ten-part investigative series on critical race theory in schools. If you want to support this work, you can contribute here. 
http://christopherrufo.com/support
A noticeable feature of the ascent of wokeism is how popular it is among institutions that are failing in their actual missions. It's as if it is either a cause or symptom of institutional failure. Likely a dynamic that feeds and reinforces both.
Well said.
Not despite, because
Won't change anything.
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