Black History Month Celebration

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We discussed this during the last parent meeting, three weeks ago. Why are you posting this?

Maybe they wanted it to die down before they posted? What is there to hide; the school wasn't mentioned.

"We discussed this during the last parent meeting, three weeks ago. Why are you posting this?" is oppressor-speak for "no your place, STFU, we already told you it is no big deal, stop rocking the boat."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We discussed this during the last parent meeting, three weeks ago. Why are you posting this?

Maybe they wanted it to die down before they posted? What is there to hide; the school wasn't mentioned.

"We discussed this during the last parent meeting, three weeks ago. Why are you posting this?" is oppressor-speak for "no your place, STFU, we already told you it is no big deal, stop rocking the boat."

("know your place")

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We discussed this during the last parent meeting, three weeks ago. Why are you posting this?

Maybe they wanted it to die down before they posted? What is there to hide; the school wasn't mentioned.

There was no uproar. Some folks thought it was inappropriate, we discussed it with the principal and agreed to help the music teacher make the performance better. There is nothing to hide and nothing else to mention. OP is being messy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We discussed this during the last parent meeting, three weeks ago. Why are you posting this?

Maybe they wanted it to die down before they posted? What is there to hide; the school wasn't mentioned.

There was no uproar. Some folks thought it was inappropriate, we discussed it with the principal and agreed to help the music teacher make the performance better. There is nothing to hide and nothing else to mention. OP is being messy.

Some folks?? This is ridiculous. No matter the race, any reputable music teacher should know that the video is completely inappropriate and is meant to be a mockery.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We discussed this during the last parent meeting, three weeks ago. Why are you posting this?

Maybe they wanted it to die down before they posted? What is there to hide; the school wasn't mentioned.

There was no uproar. Some folks thought it was inappropriate, we discussed it with the principal and agreed to help the music teacher make the performance better. There is nothing to hide and nothing else to mention. OP is being messy.

Some folks?? This is ridiculous. No matter the race, any reputable music teacher should know that the video is completely inappropriate and is meant to be a mockery.

+1. I couldn't even get through the whole video. It's ridiculous, and I would be highly annoyed and approaching livid if this happened at the school my child attends during Black History Month. I wish someone would name the school. That teacher needs some additional training on the history and purpose of BHM, but not sure if that would even be helpful if they actually chose this video.

[Anonymous]

Last year our elementary school did a performance about African Americans and music. Each grade choose a period of time and song to perform. Hip hop was highlighted. This year was African American activism. Each grade chose a historical period and talked about social movements. They read poetry, sang songs, and danced. My daughter sang "get up, stand up" by Bob Marley. Black Lives Matters was discussed. It was really well-done and prompted a lot of discussions at home and school.

[Anonymous]

The school is an “up and coming” or has come EOTP dual-language school.

I was furious, but went directly to the principal about the distasteful segment during the performance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We discussed this during the last parent meeting, three weeks ago. Why are you posting this?

Maybe they wanted it to die down before they posted? What is there to hide; the school wasn't mentioned.

There was no uproar. Some folks thought it was inappropriate, we discussed it with the principal and agreed to help the music teacher make the performance better. There is nothing to hide and nothing else to mention. OP is being messy.

Some folks?? This is ridiculous. No matter the race, any reputable music teacher should know that the video is completely inappropriate and is meant to be a mockery.

+1. I couldn't even get through the whole video. It's ridiculous, and I would be highly annoyed and approaching livid if this happened at the school my child attends during Black History Month. I wish someone would name the school. That teacher needs some additional training on the history and purpose of BHM, but not sure if that would even be helpful if they actually chose this video.

Haha! It did not even occur to me to try to finish the video.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What school? That sounds great!

West Education Campus