I mean you can couch your opinion with corporate double-speak by saying they should be “part of a strong public system” but the fact of the matter is the relationship between public schools and charter schools is a zero sum game. Period. Charter schools leech funds from public schools and public school systems would…

Neat. Maybe you can tell the “good” charter schools to not leech funding away from areas’ public school and become more transparent in their goings-ons. Also stop hiring administration that love punishing little black girls for wearing their hair the way it grows out of their head.

Charter schools. Charter schools are fucking poison.

The old standby that completely ignores the fact slave masters also had relations (raped) non white people as well.

“unknown miscreants and will be shut down fortwith”

“blatant favoritism to blacks”

This is a criminally underrated comment

So, your final two sentences answered your initial three disingenuous questions.

Yes. This cuts close to the meat of the matter. Many of the people who write about cultures that aren’t their own are given weight those within the culture aren’t, even if those within the culture are infinitely better writers. In the states the example that sticks out in my mind is this insipid novel Underground…

“Hal Niedzveicki (a former Write editor) stridently defends the practice of cultural appropriation: “In my opinion, anyone, anywhere, should be encouraged to imagine other peoples, other cultures, other identities.”

Your comment is exactly what immediately sprang in my head.

100% positive that they got a tip from a racist informant. teacher.

I still hold firm to my initial belief that VR is the most hyped and well funded phase in gaming history. The only way VR won’t be an awkward cumbersome experience is if we develop the type of tech seen in Sword Art Online. Until we reach that level I just can’t imagine VR as anything more than a gimick and an…

Lol at this comment. I suppose racist trolls have to take occasional breaks from being racist trolls.

“It’s definitely the “She’s a lady and we shouldn’t tear each other down. We should hold each other up”

“the one that I was most drawn to when revisiting them this morning was, “She keeps saying ECUADOR?!” (The “she” in that case refers to both of the films stars, Amy Schumer and the great Goldie Hawn.”

Be nice. White people and their fragility.

“There’s money in faux wokeness now, so long as you can sell it to white audiences. (Think of the early work of W. Kamau Bell.”
For this sentence alone, I’d kiss you if were standing next to me. Glad to read I’m not the only one who noticed something off about this comedian.

Things like this man, things like this are exactly why I will always hesitate supporting teachers. There was a hashtag a few days ago that generally supported teachers and I wanted to post my experiences growing up and having to deal with public school teachers but decided not to. Of all the racism I’ve had to put…