Showing posts with label class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label class. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
What Is Your Child Really Learning in Middle School?
Recently, ION Television cited Oman Frame in their "Everyday Heroes" segment for his work on race, gender, and class. Those last three words caught my attention, since white privilege is a constant meme in the academic world.
Frame teaches 7th and 8th grade in southwest Atlanta. He is a charismatic man who bonds easily with students of either race. Martha Caldwell also works with Oman Frame. She wrote "Inquiry into identity: Teaching critical thinking through a study of race, class, and gender." Comments about their workshops for middle school students include this from a parent:
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Frame teaches 7th and 8th grade in southwest Atlanta. He is a charismatic man who bonds easily with students of either race. Martha Caldwell also works with Oman Frame. She wrote "Inquiry into identity: Teaching critical thinking through a study of race, class, and gender." Comments about their workshops for middle school students include this from a parent:
Read more at American Thinker Read More......
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Sunday, July 5, 2015
Standing Up to the Ruling Class
If you’re wondering what Americans can do as our ruling class sets about enforcing its redefinition of marriage, start by looking back at what it did to the citizens of Indiana when their legislature raised the possibility that someone might object to joining in celebrations of homosexual marriage.
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Support for homosexual unions was incidental to the insistence of the likeminded folks atop society’s commanding heights on punishing Indiana. What incurs their ire has less to do with any substantive matter than with the American people’s resistance to honoring their fantasies. These fantasies can be reversed without notice. (Obama opposed homosexual marriage until 2013.) But dissenting from any of them — whether about race, or sex, or science, or anything else — risks ostracism and disqualification from earning a living.
Read more at National Review
Read more at National Review
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homosexual,
norms,
redefinition,
ruling class,
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