[DaveA37]

Segregation is great, look at what it has done for Detroit, Atlanta and other cities with such heavy black populations and leaders. Guess that is the best place for them.

[Josa]

A friend recently called me a racist. I responded that was an interesting argument from a liberal who lives in a Lilly white, gated community.

[Smokin' Joe]

I was in grade school when the schools were forcibly desegregated. It lasted for about 4 years, then the white teachers didn't want to discipline black students out of fear of being branded "racist", Black teachers and administrators were wont to discipline white students for fear of backlash, and discipline was lost. Race riots followed.

A black male teacher can discipline black students and no allegations of racism will be made.

A white teacher can discipline white students, and, again, no allegations of racism can be made.

One of the greatest stumbling blocks to maintaining order, and by doing so an environment conducive to learning, is removed.

No more "Check your privilege" BS, just compete. Do well--or not, but you can't blame anyone else--whoever you are.

Maybe it is time to take a step back to the days when the blacks I knew were emphatic that a good education was the key to success, before all the Liberals derailed that train and built the Welfare Plantation.