I might as well have been talking to a brick wall. The thing is, when you want to exchange ideas and build with niccas on some different shyt, they will say that you think you are better than everybody. I don't understand this type of thinking because I love to learn.I can't say this exclusive to the south but I'm imagining that seamless conversation shift
Black students formed a majority in Dallas schools through the 1980s and '90s. Over the last 10 years, though, the number of black children has fallen by nearly 20,000, or about a third. Meanwhile, Hispanic children have filled their seats as the district's overall enrollment remains fairly flat at about 157,000.
Today, about 41,000 black students attend DISD schools. They make up 26 percent of the district compared with 106,000 Hispanic children, or 68 percent. White students are 5 percent of the district.
Adelfa Callejo, a Latina civil rights activist, said it's like history repeating itself.
"They're doing exactly what the whites are doing, abandoning the school district," Callejo said. "That will leave us with a lack of black leadership. You need leaders of all races to make it happen."
Racial friction between blacks and Hispanics has long been a reality in Dallas ISD, from the hiring of Superintendent Michael Hinojosa to racial divisions among board members to arguments over funding priorities for civil rights-era learning centers.
Many black parents are concerned about the attention and money spent bringing native Spanish-speakers up to speed. Some say their children are ignored.
"Nothing is geared towards us; it's all geared towards the Hispanics," said Shirley Daniels, spokeswoman for the Black Coalition to Maximize Education, a civil rights group and plaintiff in DISD's federal desegregation case, which lasted from 1970 to 2003.
So why aren't these nikkas going to Plano or Frisco instead of the best southwest.DISD is a wrap for Black people, fam.
Look at the K-5 demographics. Roughly 75% Hispanic across the board.
In another 10 years, kindergarten classes in DISD will be 85-90% Hispanic. Teachers will be required to be bilingual.
You can always tell where a city is headed, demographically, by looking at the kindergarten classes.
DISD's Superintendent
'Black flight' changing the makeup of Dallas schools
@Eat Dhat dikk Up!!!!!!!!!
@BrothaZay
the black population keeps getting bigger and bigger in dallas its crazy how many blacks there are compared to 10 years ago
If LA didn't have a low black population,earthquakes, I would definitely move there
for forgot downtown deep ellum and oak cliff. Everything mainly to do out here is CAC centric unless its a random festival
Don't forget Keller, Hurst, North richland hills, ect.
LA has been losing black people for years.I live in LA.
There are tons of black people here...dunno wtf you're talking about.
And earthquakes? I've lived here most of my life and felt maybe a handful.
:melousure: What part of philly you from and how you find out about this site?Philly
Lol but probably
DC
Philly
Chicago, maybe?
I'm in OG in this forum game baby
Slide in my dms real quick :smugfish:
Lol jk, idk....was on a site called Boxden years ago, which lead me to Sohh, which lead me here
Stay up northeast tho..
