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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Prioritize safety in classrooms- that means quick removal of students demonstrating physical and verbal attacks of other students or teachers. If students cannot demonstrate safety in the classroom, they don’t return until they can. This would make all stakeholders happier. [/quote] And when it’s disproportionately black and Hispanic kids and everyone starts crying racism what do you do then?[/quote] Stop listening to cry babies.[/quote] Actually the best answer is to ignore the RWNJ's that post on DCUM[/quote] I'm the PP you referenced. I'm more of a progressive than you are because I believe that the people who are more likely to suffer from crime and violence in schools are the vulnerable people who deserve to be protected and are entitled to a calm and peaceful environment in which they will thrive. You are a closet racist who believes poc are just violent and/or bad people who will never learn so you put false ctep stools under them to prop.them up and push them through with meaningless degrees. Your stance is a knee-jerk, simple minded reaction. You believe more poc are going to be violent and will be herded out of mainstream population schools and that is unfair. The more complex answer is that more poc are the victims of school violence and deserve more protection from it. You also believe that the non main stream schools will necessary be out of control holding cells for the student offenders. In fact, they are an opportunity for the district to intervene with funding and true-believer admins and teachers. They can offer small class sizes, mental health support and parenting counseling. At the same time, removing violent students allows the rest of the student body to actually excel in a peaceful environment. [/quote] No. Real progressives believe that Black and Brown kids are simply victims of a racist system that is designed to keep Black and Brown people down. I know that because my kid read Kendi in MS and did several MCPS lessons on the principles of BLM. The whole premise is that the entire ‘system’ is stacked against Black and Brown kids and the only reason Black and Brown kids are suspended more is due to racist teachers and administration. [/quote]
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