Are MCPS racist? Study out

[Anonymous]

Yes. I think their racist against white people because they are not a protected color of people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MoCo schools are the most Liberal schools I have ever seen, plus the elected positions are unilaterally run by Democrats. Every facet of MoCo school administration and government policy embraces leftist perspectives.

If the schools are racist then it’s makes a compelling argument that liberals and Democrats
have utterly failed us and it’s time to elect conservatives and Republicans to MoCo school and office holding positions.

R's would hire for profit prison corporations to run education camps.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You keep on mentioning racism must be the cause. Against whom if whites her disciplined more than Asians by teachers?

So, if teachers don't discipline Asian students because they believe them to be naturally reserved and lacking in personality, is that cause for concern?

+1

Just picking this comment out to say that we're missing an important point in the cross-fire. You can't add the data on Asian students to "cancel out" the narrative here. The interesting thing is with the data is the difference in behavior + disciplinary decisions when you break the stats out by race. This shows some combination of differences in socio-economic background, behavior, and bias in the classroom. There can be bias toward minority students, Hispanic and Black and Asian, without all those biases being the same bias! People bring their stereotypes, cultural expectations, and prior experiences into situations. Throw in a little confirmation bias and viola!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You keep on mentioning racism must be the cause. Against whom if whites her disciplined more than Asians by teachers?

So, if teachers don't discipline Asian students because they believe them to be naturally reserved and lacking in personality, is that cause for concern?

+1

Just picking this comment out to say that we're missing an important point in the cross-fire. You can't add the data on Asian students to "cancel out" the narrative here. The interesting thing is with the data is the difference in behavior + disciplinary decisions when you break the stats out by race. This shows some combination of differences in socio-economic background, behavior, and bias in the classroom. There can be bias toward minority students, Hispanic and Black and Asian, without all those biases being the same bias! People bring their stereotypes, cultural expectations, and prior experiences into situations. Throw in a little confirmation bias and viola!

We should look at the most glaring bias, that against boys. You can't actually think that boys behave differently than girls right? Or perhaps different groups actually do behave differently. Crime statistics once they leave school certainly support this view. I'm sure you think it's "bias all the way down" though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You keep on mentioning racism must be the cause. Against whom if whites her disciplined more than Asians by teachers?

So, if teachers don't discipline Asian students because they believe them to be naturally reserved and lacking in personality, is that cause for concern?

+1

Just picking this comment out to say that we're missing an important point in the cross-fire. You can't add the data on Asian students to "cancel out" the narrative here. The interesting thing is with the data is the difference in behavior + disciplinary decisions when you break the stats out by race. This shows some combination of differences in socio-economic background, behavior, and bias in the classroom. There can be bias toward minority students, Hispanic and Black and Asian, without all those biases being the same bias! People bring their stereotypes, cultural expectations, and prior experiences into situations. Throw in a little confirmation bias and viola!

We should look at the most glaring bias, that against boys. You can't actually think that boys behave differently than girls right? Or perhaps different groups actually do behave differently. Crime statistics once they leave school certainly support this view. I'm sure you think it's "bias all the way down" though.

Sure, adding gender creates another useful layer.

Look at all the characterizations in this conversation. We've got everything from "URM students who always underperform, what do you expect?" to the assumption that it would be out of character for an Asian student is misbehave. There's no way that bias isn't part of the story. Not the only part, but it is a part of it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What I’ve noticed is anything or anyone that is even perceived as standing in the way of socialism or globalism is ‘racist’. And anything or anyone who is racist but aids the socialist globalist cause... gets a pass.

Public education once taught through history, civics, and the classics how to avoid being tricked by demogogues, charlatans, and scallywags into supporting such totalitarian ideology. We failed though, now schools serve to indoctrinate into totalitarian groupthink.

To think MoCo who once had the wherewithal to name high schools after Einstein, Kennedy, Whitman, and Churchill is now producing students diametrically opposed to what those men stood for.

+100

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:MoCo schools are the most Liberal schools I have ever seen, plus the elected positions are unilaterally run by Democrats. Every facet of MoCo school administration and government policy embraces leftist perspectives.

If the schools are racist then it’s makes a compelling argument that liberals and Democrats
have utterly failed us and it’s time to elect conservatives and Republicans to MoCo school and office holding positions.

R's would hire for profit prison corporations to run education camps.

You're a fool.