Anonymous wrote:The reason Arabs are looking for schools will people are looking for schools with other students who look like their children is because they understand that their kids are being educated under a system of white supremacy.

Liar. If that were true they wouldn’t CHOOSE to come here.

The reason Arabs are looking for schools will people are looking for schools with other students who look like their children is because they understand that their kids are being educated under a system of white supremacy.

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Anonymous wrote:Even in the schools in Virginia with majority of anything other than white, the staff is always going to be majority white. So whites supremacy is still going to be prevalent

You really don't understand the difference between majority and supremacy? Or, you really believe that?

Dont understand the question

Anonymous wrote:Even in the schools in Virginia with majority of anything other than white, the staff is always going to be majority white. So whites supremacy is still going to be prevalent

You really don't understand the difference between majority and supremacy? Or, you really believe that?

Even in the schools in Virginia with majority of anything other than white, the staff is always going to be majority white. So whites supremacy is still going to be prevalent

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Anonymous wrote:What if OP had framed his question:

"Elementary school with a large white population?"

When white folks are persecuted and looking for a place to feel safe amongst peers than any poster would be free to ask that question. Until then they are not the same.

It wouldn’t be an unreasonable question in some schools where the white and/or English-population is minimal.

its rare to find schools where the white population is minimal

Nonsense. That's the case in parts of South Arlington, Falls Church, Alexandria, Annandale, and Springfield. May be the case soon in Herndon as well.

Yeah those aren't really schools, more like free daycare and learning English as a second language

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Anonymous wrote:What if OP had framed his question:

"Elementary school with a large white population?"

When white folks are persecuted and looking for a place to feel safe amongst peers than any poster would be free to ask that question. Until then they are not the same.

It wouldn’t be an unreasonable question in some schools where the white and/or English-population is minimal.

its rare to find schools where the white population is minimal

Nonsense. That's the case in parts of South Arlington, Falls Church, Alexandria, Annandale, and Springfield. May be the case soon in Herndon as well.

They exist but just aren’t the norm. More times than not a school in the US will be predominantly white

The thread is about public schools in the Virginia suburbs of DC, a large percentage of which are majority minority, including some schools with a very small number of white kids. A white person considering one of those schools would be as justified asking about the “fit” as minorities would be asking about how welcome they would feel at schools that are 75% or more white.

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Anonymous wrote:What if OP had framed his question:

"Elementary school with a large white population?"

When white folks are persecuted and looking for a place to feel safe amongst peers than any poster would be free to ask that question. Until then they are not the same.

It wouldn’t be an unreasonable question in some schools where the white and/or English-population is minimal.

its rare to find schools where the white population is minimal

Nonsense. That's the case in parts of South Arlington, Falls Church, Alexandria, Annandale, and Springfield. May be the case soon in Herndon as well.

They exist but just aren’t the norm. More times than not a school in the US will be predominantly white

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Anonymous wrote:What if OP had framed his question:

"Elementary school with a large white population?"

When white folks are persecuted and looking for a place to feel safe amongst peers than any poster would be free to ask that question. Until then they are not the same.

It wouldn’t be an unreasonable question in some schools where the white and/or English-population is minimal.

its rare to find schools where the white population is minimal

You must live in lovely Iowa.

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Anonymous wrote:What if OP had framed his question:

"Elementary school with a large white population?"

When white folks are persecuted and looking for a place to feel safe amongst peers than any poster would be free to ask that question. Until then they are not the same.

It wouldn’t be an unreasonable question in some schools where the white and/or English-population is minimal.

its rare to find schools where the white population is minimal

Nonsense. That's the case in parts of South Arlington, Falls Church, Alexandria, Annandale, and Springfield. May be the case soon in Herndon as well.

List the schools you're referring to please. Just because there are higher percentages of minorities in these areas does not mean the kids are in the majority.

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Anonymous wrote:What if OP had framed his question:

"Elementary school with a large white population?"

When white folks are persecuted and looking for a place to feel safe amongst peers than any poster would be free to ask that question. Until then they are not the same.

It wouldn’t be an unreasonable question in some schools where the white and/or English-population is minimal.

its rare to find schools where the white population is minimal

Nonsense. That's the case in parts of South Arlington, Falls Church, Alexandria, Annandale, and Springfield. May be the case soon in Herndon as well.

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Anonymous wrote:What if OP had framed his question:

"Elementary school with a large white population?"

When white folks are persecuted and looking for a place to feel safe amongst peers than any poster would be free to ask that question. Until then they are not the same.

It wouldn’t be an unreasonable question in some schools where the white and/or English-population is minimal.

its rare to find schools where the white population is minimal

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Anonymous wrote:What if OP had framed his question:

"Elementary school with a large white population?"

When white folks are persecuted and looking for a place to feel safe amongst peers than any poster would be free to ask that question. Until then they are not the same.

It wouldn’t be an unreasonable question in some schools where the white and/or English-population is minimal.

Anonymous wrote:What if OP had framed his question:

"Elementary school with a large white population?"

When white folks are persecuted and looking for a place to feel safe amongst peers than any poster would be free to ask that question. Until then they are not the same.

Anonymous wrote:What if OP had framed his question:

"Elementary school with a large white population?"

Why would they need to in this area? 90 percent of schools in the US have this. It’s not like they are hard to find