Outlaw
New Hope For the HaveNotz
I was talking about Sam. Do you have a cognitive disability?
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Yes and you was talking about Sam because of his Ezra Klein post, you might really be on the spectrum.
is math racist?
In terms of Asians, I think what is being referenced is affirmative action.
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It is. Ezra wants us to throw civil rights under the bus
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Debate emerges over racism and white supremacy in Oregon math instruction
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A new debate has emerged over the controversial topic of white supremacy and racism in school math instruction. The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) recently sent a newsletter to math educators in the state. The newsletter contained information about a virtual...
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To be fair, that's not exactly what he's saying. Ezra is arguing that we need to expand our coalition, that we need to get more comfortable having Democratic Senators/Representatives who are not in lock step with us on all issues. That we need to win in more places.
He accurately points out that as much as we might have disliked Joe Manchin, Manchin was winning in West Virginia long after any Dem should have had a shot. And he accurately points out that Manchin voted for most of the important legislation and the judges that were confirmed during the Biden Presidency.
Ezra is not necessarily arguing that we need to move more left or more to the center, he is just arguing that we need to win in more places.
You can rightly argue that Democrats need to win in more places — that’s a strategic reality. But that doesn’t require conceding that the party has “gone too far left” on race or education. If the idea behind coalition expansion is that we must throw civil rights under the bus, sanitize history to appease discomfort, or echo Republican talking points — like portraying Christopher Columbus as merely a misunderstood figure of his time, suppressing the teaching of slavery in schools, or labeling the Smithsonian’s historical exhibits as “too left” — then let’s be honest: those voters will just vote Republican anyway.
Winning broader support shouldn’t mean abandoning core values. It should mean communicating them more effectively, showing how equity and truth-telling strengthen the country, not divide it. If we dilute the message to chase voters who fundamentally oppose those principles, we risk losing both our moral compass and the base that actually believes in progress which was also Ta-Nehisi Coates argument against this logic.
John Reena
Superstar
Democrats just gotta stop listening to coastal white women and reading them white man books aka progressives. They ran women for prez n lost BOTH times to a reality show host with dementia. The one time they told the progressives to shut up and ran a regular democrat male, guess what? They won. It’s simple: Stop letting progressives have a say.
Outlaw
New Hope For the HaveNotz
I was talking about Sam because he’s obsessed with Ezra due to what I said. Not that hard to figure out.
Obsessed? Ezra is one of the most respected consultants by the establishment whose peddling bullshyt. He should be called out, our party respects him.
Apollo Kid
Veteran
A NYC mayor-elect is just that. Before trying to crown him allow him to actually do some work and see how it's received.