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Reply to "MCPS MS Black History Month Spotlight - Colin Kaepernick"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He compared cops to "runaway slave patrols." Not exactly inspiring to most Americans. There are tons of inspirational black Americans, but Kaepernick is not one of them.[/quote] I have to agree. I'm sick of people idolizing sports figures and actors. Plus, Kaepernick was sort of a has been at one point before he tried to reinvent himself. I think he's an opportunist. Why not Ta-Nehisi Coates? or Mary Jackson? She's older but she paved the way for AA females in scientific fields. What about Colin Powell? too Republican??? Tarana Burke? the real face behind #metoo Stacey Abrams? I did some research on lesser known figures - Arlan Hamilton. Look her up. impressive [/quote] If OP is talking about my school, which I think she is, the entire school is decorated right now with Black heroes from the 18th through 21st centuries and over 60 countries. There’s a huge hidden figures collage that just went up. The kids are being exposed to very varied political viewpoints. I saw a poster profiling Ben Carson next to one for Booker T. Washington.[/quote] uh, Ben Carson and Mr. Washington are aligned in a way. You'd know this if you actually knew anything about African American society and history.[/quote]
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