Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Most people prefer racially homogenous schools, though.
Says who?
um look at America???
and to the few DCUM liberals on here you don't really want diverse school. You don't mind Asians or well behaving smart blacks and Latinos.
And after elementary you will change your tune really quick.
And it's not just white people. Blacks seek out other blacks. Hispanics congregate in communities with other Latinos. Entire neighborhoods spring up around ethnicities, particularly immigrant communities. These people aren't particularly interested in "diversity."
Ok, so are you saying you are in favor of segregated schools because segregation is some kind of rule of nature? Because we had that for 100 years or so and it did not work out well.
Anonymous wrote:
And it's not just white people. Blacks seek out other blacks. Hispanics congregate in communities with other Latinos. Entire neighborhoods spring up around ethnicities, particularly immigrant communities. These people aren't particularly interested in "diversity."
Anonymous wrote:
Sure. But it also means that "black people prefer schools where most people are black" and "Hispanic people prefer schools that are majority Hispanic."
All of this talk in busing in Arlington, for example, never even asks what people in Four Mile Run wanted -- it was just assumed that they would be overjoyed to put their children on a bus to Yorktown HS. And look at who made the assumptions. And the one time James Lander -- a black man, mind you -- raised the suggestion that minority communities might not be thrilled with busing, either, people lost their shit.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Most people prefer racially homogenous schools, though.
Says who?
um look at America???
and to the few DCUM liberals on here you don't really want diverse school. You don't mind Asians or well behaving smart blacks and Latinos.
And after elementary you will change your tune really quick.
And it's not just white people. Blacks seek out other blacks. Hispanics congregate in communities with other Latinos. Entire neighborhoods spring up around ethnicities, particularly immigrant communities. These people aren't particularly interested in "diversity."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Most people prefer racially homogenous schools, though.
Says who?
Not PP, but says decades of social science research on why white people consider 10% kids of color to be the "tipping point."
HOWEVER, just because growing up in a deeply white supremacist society has made white people fear PoC does not mean we should give up on integration. We just need to try harder.
So "most people prefer racially homogeneous schools" actually means "white people prefer schools where most people are white"?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Most people prefer racially homogenous schools, though.
Says who?
um look at America???
and to the few DCUM liberals on here you don't really want diverse school. You don't mind Asians or well behaving smart blacks and Latinos.
And after elementary you will change your tune really quick.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most people prefer racially homogenous schools, though.
That is not true. I would like each class to reflect the diversity in society.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Most people prefer racially homogenous schools, though.
Says who?
um look at America???
and to the few DCUM liberals on here you don't really want diverse school. You don't mind Asians or well behaving smart blacks and Latinos.
And after elementary you will change your tune really quick.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Most people prefer racially homogenous schools, though.
Says who?
Not PP, but says decades of social science research on why white people consider 10% kids of color to be the "tipping point."
HOWEVER, just because growing up in a deeply white supremacist society has made white people fear PoC does not mean we should give up on integration. We just need to try harder.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Most people prefer racially homogenous schools, though.
Says who?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Most people prefer racially homogenous schools, though.
Says who?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most people prefer racially homogenous schools, though.
That is not true. I would like each class to reflect the diversity in society.
Anonymous wrote:
Most people prefer racially homogenous schools, though.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most people prefer racially homogenous schools, though.
That is not true. I would like each class to reflect the diversity in society.