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Reply to "No matter how many times people say it, the phrase “good schools” will never not be racist/classist"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We need to acknowledge stereotype threat and that standardized tests are culturally biased. Additionally, public school needs are seen as “products” that need to “deliver results.”[/quote] Are they biased against first generation Asian immigrants for whom English is a second language and are adapting to a new culture? No they are not. Other American demographics have been here hundreds of years and have English as a first language and for whom their parents and grandparents spoke as a first language, which means they are culturally and linguistically privledged over newer demographics. The cultural bias assertion is easy to take down.[/quote] +1. [b]Descendants of the enslaved seem to be the only ones that are not making much progress. [/b]From what I can see, people of Hispanic or Latino descent are becoming more accepted and integrated and will, sooner or later, go the way of the Irish, Italians, Eastern Europeans, Jews, Asians, etc. ... populations who have been discriminated against and oppressed by the established demographics but who, nevertheless, become prosperous citizens. [/quote] :shock: [/quote]
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