Isn't this the same school district that was pushing ebonics?
1 posted on
05/07/2002 3:01:35 AM PDT by
snopercod
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To: CounterCounterCulture
fyi
2 posted on
05/07/2002 3:02:09 AM PDT by
snopercod
To: 2jedismom
ping
4 posted on
05/07/2002 3:19:46 AM PDT by
TxBec
To: snopercod
Identity politics.
It's not what you learn in school that matters; it's how you feel about who you are.
6 posted on
05/07/2002 3:33:31 AM PDT by
happygrl
To: snopercod
The San Leandro Teachers Association Repeat after me:
"Do you want fries with that?"
To: snopercod
The East bay is a crazy place. 'Left there 34 years ago and never went back.
To: snopercod
"The diversity of our community is growing, and it looks beautiful and we want to honor our Latino families," said Thomas Morse, political action chairman for the union. Diversity? I guess diversity has come to mean that schools have to get rid of all memory of dead white guys.
Sure, it's entirely reasonable to replace the president who saved the Union with a labor activist, right? Especially one who's only real claim to fame was his racial identity. If he were just another anglo, nobody would remember his name.
9 posted on
05/07/2002 4:12:55 AM PDT by
jimtorr
To: snopercod
Anybody got intel on this Chavez guy? Was he the typical commie/lib, or a real person?
10 posted on
05/07/2002 4:19:24 AM PDT by
gr8eman
To: snopercod
America is Big on Diversity.How now brown cow,same way black bull!
11 posted on
05/07/2002 4:35:39 AM PDT by
gunnedah
To: snopercod
How diverse would this school district be if you deported all the illegal aliens living there?
To: snopercod
"I would hope that our view of history does not remain stagnant."That's right, events in the past are ever changing. While we're at it, why don't we honor some more marxists. We can have a holiday for Lenin and Trotsky.
15 posted on
05/07/2002 4:56:57 AM PDT by
Sam Cree
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"The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History has several objects belonging to Chávez on display, including his jacket with a "No Grapes" button attached."
43 posted on
05/07/2002 5:55:56 AM PDT by
Orual
To: snopercod
So they're trading a fascist holiday for a commie holiday?
To: snopercod
Can Pancho Villa Day be far behind?
To: snopercod
You mean Mr. No Grapes is more important than Lincoln? How is this possible in California...
To: snopercod
Ahaha, watch the Lincoln worshippers screech when they get a dose of their own revisionist medicine. So, the Californicators are replacing Massa Abe with a communist wetback. Let'em whine and cry now. We've been telling them for years that siding with the commies against the Confederates would lead them to this. It's ridiculous to honor Lincoln anyway. That it's more ridiculous to honor Chavez is a moot point.
67 posted on
05/07/2002 9:17:28 AM PDT by
Twodees
To: snopercod
This ought to piss off the African-American community...whether or not it will remains to be seen.
Anyway, union goons already have their own holiday with Labor Day. And Latinos already have Cinco de Mayo, celebrated in enough communities in California, virtually a state holiday in its own right. And any holiday that celebrates a victory over the French is A-OK in my book. :)
Isn't this the same school district that was pushing ebonics?
I think that was Oakland.
To: snopercod
"We can celebrate his memory when we have Presidents' Day," Morse said..."Why not just celebrate Chavez' memory when we have Labor Day and leave Lincoln alone?
To: snopercod
LOL! Just realized that Cesar Chavez already has a state holiday of his own (a paid one) -- March 31 -- signed into law by none other than Grey Davis two years ago. So I'm wondering why these idiots in San Leandro want a second one for him.
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What many have feared - the Latinos are gaining power in the minority community.
79 posted on
05/07/2002 11:55:57 AM PDT by
R. Scott
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