Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Also, I don’t believe in god but now we are discriminating against candidates because they are too religious? Christian isn’t a dirty word. Sheesh progressives are anything but.
I don't know if I would vote for her (I don't know enough), but why would it be a bad thing to have one of the members represent this population--which certainly exists in our school. E pluribus unum and all that.
Or, at least ask if she plans to represent her personal interests only or the needs expressed to her by her constituents...
Lastly, one poster said she/the church thinks LGBTQ individuals are evil. That may be the case, or it may not. Or the church may say that and she doesn't agree with it (even if she is the chair). In my faith community, a lot of more conservative clergy don't perform religious marriages not between a man and woman. However, they have no problem with these unions being unions or marriages under America civil law. Even more won't perform marriages from people of different faiths-- not because they think it is evil or that the people are evil, but because they don't believe it fits within their religious roles.
Anonymous wrote:Also, I don’t believe in god but now we are discriminating against candidates because they are too religious? Christian isn’t a dirty word. Sheesh progressives are anything but.
Anonymous wrote:Also, I don’t believe in god but now we are discriminating against candidates because they are too religious? Christian isn’t a dirty word. Sheesh progressives are anything but.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She’s black, which you left out. I believe she’s also a CPA. I love supporting black moms who believe in open schools, holding MCPs accountable to its core mission of educating kids in reading and math, and would 100% choose adding teachers over more central office staff any day. Voting for her. Time for fresh blood.
"Fresh blood" is not a very distinctive claim when there is no incumbent running in District 1. Any of the four candidates would be new to the BOE. I plan to vote for Grace Rivera-Owen, as she has a lengthy record of service to the community.
Anonymous wrote:She’s black, which you left out. I believe she’s also a CPA. I love supporting black moms who believe in open schools, holding MCPs accountable to its core mission of educating kids in reading and math, and would 100% choose adding teachers over more central office staff any day. Voting for her. Time for fresh blood.
Anonymous wrote:Also, I don’t believe in god but now we are discriminating against candidates because they are too religious? Christian isn’t a dirty word. Sheesh progressives are anything but.
Anonymous wrote:She's also on the looney tune slate of Fryar and Dawn. 🛑