Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't be happy about this at all. not the school's place to take this to a personal level. I dont want my kids to feel bad or guilty about who they are. we teach kindness and respect for all at home.
Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't be happy about this at all. not the school's place to take this to a personal level. I dont want my kids to feel bad or guilty about who they are. we teach kindness and respect for all at home.
Anonymous wrote:Teacher is Muslim, the class is very small and is a mix of white and non -white. She pointed out the kids who were non -white by name and stated that they must know how it feels to be bullied just like she does. She told the kids to write about their privileges and the kids were confused. She said write down that you are white and European looking and not transgender. Is this appropriate? 5th grade.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ok let’s talk about black privilege. It’s a thing it exists. Talking about differences is healthy pegging o e group as less than or inherently racist, Ie white privilege is reckless and dangerous. Creating a whole generation of white self loathing kids will only make everyone resentful and really racist in the long run.
Black privilege? Are you serious? White privilege is a very real thing whether you realize it or not. And it’s not necessary a bad thing. No one is saying that because one is white you are abusing or wrongly utilizing your privilege. It’s simple things as you are privilege that the majority of tv shows you watch or books you read represents your race, or when you move into a neighborhood a majority of folks will be neutral towards you. While I think this topic is pretty deep for 10 year olds- the comments on here suggest that perhaps this should be discussed at a younger age.
That may have been the case in the past but its 2020. If you go on netflix, there are tons of African American shows. Much less Asian, Hispanic and others.
Its not a real thing and you are part of the problem not the solution. If you need to tear others down to feel good about yourself, go ahead but don't bring kids into it.
Anonymous wrote:Ok let’s talk about black privilege. It’s a thing it exists. Talking about differences is healthy pegging o e group as less than or inherently racist, Ie white privilege is reckless and dangerous. Creating a whole generation of white self loathing kids will only make everyone resentful and really racist in the long run.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lol. All you pearl-clutching white women need to gtfo of DC, if you hate it so much here. Just leave ♥️ No one will miss you, or your racism. Bye
- A white woman, raised in DC, who doesn’t have it easy, but who knows that BEING WHITE isn’t one of the things that has made my life difficult 💕
You are entirely missing the point.
How, might I ask? And how do the emojis say it all? Until you have some actual training in anything surrounding race education - anything more than your own personal, anecdotal experiences to go off of - you just sound racist. And, quite frankly, you sound stupid. You sound like sad, petty people, who are too precious to admit that they could have possibly had some advantage in their skin color being white, because their lives were just *sooooo hard*. Guess what: lots of other folks have had it hard too. Even some white people have had it hard. I was bullied in school for being white. That still doesn’t take away my white privilege. I can go most places in the world or country and my race won’t be the first thing that people notice about me. So if I’m “missing the point”, tell me what point I missed? Or say something else about emojis?
Again, if you hate the “Uber left” in DC so much, then PLEASE LEAVE. No one wants you around! If you’re not smart enough to properly understand the concept of white privilege at this point, though, then I doubt you’ll be smart enough to take my suggestion.
Sorry, you sensitive little flowers. Get used to life ♥️
I’m black. Ever been to China or Nigeria or Japan or Guyana? I assure you people will notice your whiteness. I don’t really want such an angry white woman as an ally spewing hate on my behalf. Reading DiAngelo does not make you educated on race.
Anonymous wrote:Teacher is Muslim, the class is very small and is a mix of white and non -white. She pointed out the kids who were non -white by name and stated that they must know how it feels to be bullied just like she does. She told the kids to write about their privileges and the kids were confused. She said write down that you are white and European looking and not transgender. Is this appropriate? 5th grade.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ok let’s talk about black privilege. It’s a thing it exists. Talking about differences is healthy pegging o e group as less than or inherently racist, Ie white privilege is reckless and dangerous. Creating a whole generation of white self loathing kids will only make everyone resentful and really racist in the long run.
Black privilege? Are you serious? White privilege is a very real thing whether you realize it or not. And it’s not necessary a bad thing. No one is saying that because one is white you are abusing or wrongly utilizing your privilege. It’s simple things as you are privilege that the majority of tv shows you watch or books you read represents your race, or when you move into a neighborhood a majority of folks will be neutral towards you. While I think this topic is pretty deep for 10 year olds- the comments on here suggest that perhaps this should be discussed at a younger age.