LOL. She should be Crucifixed!
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Cancel5
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Children at that age are usually mean to anyone outside their "norm"
It is terribly sad. What we couldn't find out is if she wore an Obama shirt to a McCain classroom would she have been treated the same way by the McCain supporters.
She has got guts, I give her that!
It is terribly sad. What we couldn't find out is if she wore an Obama shirt to a McCain classroom would she have been treated the same way by the McCain supporters.
She has got guts, I give her that!
charver
You lookin' at my pint?
Weird.
If this experiment were repeated in the UK with "Brown Girl" and "Cameron Girl" T-shirts the overwhelming reaction on both counts would be "who?" followed by massive indifference.
At least those kids are interested in politics, perhaps a little too interested and in the wrong way, but interested nonetheless.
If this experiment were repeated in the UK with "Brown Girl" and "Cameron Girl" T-shirts the overwhelming reaction on both counts would be "who?" followed by massive indifference.
At least those kids are interested in politics, perhaps a little too interested and in the wrong way, but interested nonetheless.
uscitizen
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We are the barbaric wild west.
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The Almighty
Hopefully the kids learned the lesson of her study...
Annie
Not So Junior Member
If you were familiar with Oak Park it would be even more funny! It is a bastion of liberalism. It's also made up of very rich and middle to lower middle class. Right outside of the city, it's a great location. The demarcation line between the 'haves' and 'haven't much' is the Eisenhower Expressway, (I-290 if looking at a map.) Racially it's very diverse, it's also bordered on the east by Austin, a low income, black neighborhood of Chicago. The infamous, "West side".
I read the article to my 8th graders. They appreciated the 'experiment', but they didn't understand how the kids could be so hateful to her wearing the McCain shirt. They'd been caught up in the election too, but while they tried to convince a couple Obama holdouts, they did it by using their positions, not 'cult.' Difference is neighborhood, not schools or teachers.
I read the article to my 8th graders. They appreciated the 'experiment', but they didn't understand how the kids could be so hateful to her wearing the McCain shirt. They'd been caught up in the election too, but while they tried to convince a couple Obama holdouts, they did it by using their positions, not 'cult.' Difference is neighborhood, not schools or teachers.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
typical brainwashing by public education to turn the students into liberal slaves. classic with all the remarks.