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I'm not arguing....where did you learn to read?But it is what you're arguing.
You say there's no such thing as systemic racism, but you also say that racism is taught.
So how could it be taught if it isn't systemic?
I'm not arguing....where did you learn to read?But it is what you're arguing.
You say there's no such thing as systemic racism, but you also say that racism is taught.
So how could it be taught if it isn't systemic?
I'm not arguing....where did you learn to read?
So you agree that racism is systemic, and it would be prudent of us to educate children about it?
You painted yourself into a rhetorical corner and now you can't get out...
You say racism isn't systemic, but it's taught...but then you won't say who is doing the teaching and from where did those teachers learn that racism?
I'm not arguing or ever mentioned systemic racism...You're battling within yourself...
I can't answer for you..you'll have to resolve your feelings on your own.OK, so then you agree that systemic racism exists and educating kids about it isn't a bad thing?
I can't answer for you..you'll have to resolve your feelings on your own.
I do not suggest for CRT to be introduced in our schools
to do so would be troubling....for everyone...
But it is what you're arguing.
You say there's no such thing as systemic racism, but you also say that racism is taught.
So how could it be taught if it isn't systemic?
Their first and most important education is begins at home....tiny ones learn by imitation and repetition....Birth to about age 5, the most critical, formative time of their lives... Do you have children?You JUST SAID that kids are taught to be racist.
So who is teaching them to be racist?
You are generally correct; racism is cultural and, therefore, "taught". "Systemic racism" = Institutional Racism, meaning imbedded in laws like parts of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and Affirmative Action.
At one time there were complaints that judges were biased in sentencing so mandatory sentencing laws were enacted. That just made things worse. IMO, it also proves the maxim "The Road to Hell is paved with Good Intentions."
Their first and most important education is begins at home....tiny ones learn by imitation and repetition....Birth to about age 5, the most critical, formative time of their lives... Do you have children?
Their first and most important education is begins at home....tiny ones learn by imitation and repetition....Birth to about age 5, the most critical, formative time of their lives... Do you have children?
Very good. And at that age there is no way in hell they decided what gender they "are".
So you're trying to set artificial goalposts as to what constitutes "Institutional Racism".
It made things worse because certain communities are more heavily policed than others, and those that are more heavily policed as the descendants of the same people the Slave Patrols (the ancestors to every modern police department) were also "arresting"...
A great deal of learning takes place in the first 5 years. Did you know that?OK, so you're saying parents are teaching their kids to be racist.
So who taught the parents to be racist?
Exactly...so you support kids finding out for themselves what gender they identify with instead of having The State force it on them?
A great deal of learning takes place in the first 5 years. Did you know that?