Black home schoolers push back against racist, unregulated curricula: ‘They called slavery immigration’

[tru_m.a.c]

1) If anyone is in a position of POWER and KNOWLEDGE on how to publish textbooks - it's this person. It's professors that write textbooks and curriculum

2) "took on the responsibility of correcting what I saw" - is the whole point of home schooling.

How many HBCU's do we have? Lots.
How many Af/Am Studies Majors are out there? Tons.
How much Black History for Kids is out there? A grip.

SMH....

Lol a professor of education, a black one at that, went straight for a Christian schooling curriculum

There are so many black movements centered around educating your child outside of public schools, but somehow, she only reached for the Christian schooling

 

[cheek100]

This is just maga babble wrapped in e-militantism at this point.

Tariffs aren't gonna do shyt! DoE doesn't teach our children, teachers do. Teachers depend on funding. Yanking funding without replacement means schools and other programs for poor kids are getting closed down. Period. If you want poor kids to lose programs, just say that.

As a matter of fact, Republicans just got federal funding released that Trump held up to help education programs because it was hurting their constituents. All that "do for self" shyt is nonsense. Always has been. We pay taxes for these services, and we deserve them.

aye bro yes we do pay taxes and they’ve been squandered. U seem to trust the system u must work for it? No pblem I have teachers around me too and yes they ultimately deserve that and much more. The teachers aren’t the problem it’s the upper floors. Somebodys got to fix this shyt it’s not going to advance fast enough to catch up needs a full overhaul painful yes but needed.

 

[acri1]

can someone explain what this non black is talking about?

Nothing of substance. Trump just triggers this weird urge in his cult followers to try to defend anything (no matter how dumb or bigoted) he does.

I don't really get it, but maybe deep down they know they're on the wrong side of history and are trying to convince themselves

 

[HarlemHottie]

I'm so glad to see this being addressed! If we had children, or if we raise any in the future, the plan was always to homeschool. Years ago, I'd glanced across the widely available curricula and, yikes, I was clearly gonna have to put something together myself (with the help of the MANY educators in the fam, ofc).

 

[Chrishaune]

Nothing to do with homeschooling.

Public schools gloss over the truth also.

They don't tell you about how they thoroughly and deliberately destroyed the native Americans in early America, but it happened.

Anything that's not going to promote Europeans as the best, they lie about.

 

[ORDER_66]

Nothing to do with homeschooling.

Public schools gloss over the truth also.

They don't tell you about how they thoroughly and deliberately destroyed the native Americans in early America, but it happened.

Anything that's not going to promote Europeans as the best, they lie about.

Putting literal chemical smallpox viruses in their blankets... cacs is genocidal... and people came here wanting to be just like them..
And are surprised today cacs do barbarism against their people..

 

[Chrishaune]

Putting literal chemical smallpox viruses in their blankets... cacs is genocidal... and people came here wanting to be just like them..
And are surprised today cacs do barbarism against their people..

The government was a full participant in running them off their land and into reservations. Europeans came over here in the 1500s looking for gold and to take over land. There's nothing spectacular about the start of modern America.

The Roman Catholic Church was deeply involved in the whole thing.

You won't get this history in school. You will have to read and discover for yourself and put it all together.

Even today the colonization effort is in full effect. They underpay countries for natural resources to keep them poor and dependent.

 

[bnew]

Almost negged for the AI bullshyt for the picture

what are you talkign about?

the article is using a stock image.

Mother helping her daughter with homework in the kitchen at apartment

Mother helping her daughter with homework in the kitchen at apartment

www.istockphoto.com

 

[Ahmen]

I get it. It's like calling illegal aliens "immigrants".