Fair point. I've read that too. . So all the fears of DCUM with lesser kids dragging their special snowflakes down.... lova ya DCUM Still I have to be honest I just can't see being in a situation where my children are a minority and not just that super minority. Say going to a school that is less than 25% white or over 50% another race and I think if most people are honest with themselves that's the real issue. |
Yup see this all the time |
I personally am white but live in PG. But even though I live in an area where my race is a minority, I don't think anything is gained by demonizing white liberals. And I really think they are economic bigots, not racist. There is a difference. If there were a community full of people of color that were all going to HYP and staring fantastic fortune 500 businesses, I think they would be quite happy to send their kids there. |
| Can we leave Bethesda out of this? It's got a disproportionately high percentage of personality-disordered folks. |
| Also, do you think Bethesda types would let their kids to go school in Appalachia? Or even in Charles or Calvert county? They are against poverty, not race. |
Seriously? I challenge you to find me one public school in the DC metro area that is 89% white or greater. |
"Waah, 'white liberals'...." Cool story, bro. And... as opposed to WHAT, you conservatives? Conservatives who are living your lives in even more segregation than anyone else? |
Even the most highly touted DC charters are nowhere even remotely near 89% white. In fact most of them are majority minority. And guess what - most of the white kids that are there come from liberal households. Virtually no conservatives. |
| The notion that white DC area liberals won't send their kids to a school that's more than 50% non-white is a bit off. Consider that the the most highly sought-after charters in DC like Washington Latin and BASIS are barely 40% white. However, that said, they more accurately reflect the current demographics of DC, which is 38% white. The charters take kids from all wards. The bigger issue is with the other DC public schools which end up with governmentally imposed geographic segregation based on school boundaries. |
Yep, we're all just "limousine liberals" - and those white kids in DC schools? Evidently they don't belong to anyone and aren't real, they are just holographic projections being beamed down from space by satellite or something.
Sorry but my kid is quite real and is very much in a DC public school that's majority minority. Throw around whatever "white limousine liberal" strawmen you like but in my eyes you are full of BS. |
This is more fun than liberal trying to out-liberal each other on how diverse their kid's school is: |
Another one from the same guy: This addresses 1-4... |
Reading comprehension is important. We're not talking about people who send their kids to economically/racially diverse schools. We're talking about people who separate themselves into hyper segregated suburbs like Bethesda or n. Arlington or Ward 3, where they don't have to see poor minorities/poor white people (not that there are a ton of poor white people in DC), all while bemoaning racism and going on and on about how bigoted people like Donald Trump and his supporters are. It's astounding hypocrisy. |
I am a white liberal and I would not call that diverse for my community. There are no asians or latinos in that group. And there are plenty of schools with more than 11% minority representation where the parents are just fine with things. Two of my friends went to Cleveland Heights High and thought it was great. That's 3/4 black but it's a high achieving school. Bottom line is that parents want schools that are high performing. And they want diversity. They are not always in conflict, and if you believe that, then your racism is in the way. |
Even if there is some truth in what he says, he is nevertheless a completely arrogant, self-satisfied, sadistic a**hole. People like him make me want to be a conservative. He seems to get a kick about insulting other people. |