How do we raise a global nation?(Uh, WTH?)

pri.org ^ | 6/3/2015 | Monica Campbell

[rktman]

We also need you. More diversity isn't just a city or a coastal thing. The number of English language learners is increasing in almost every US state, with big jumps in places like Kansas. Let us know where you spot stories about America's changing classrooms, whether they stem from within your own family or from fresh ideas and projects you're hearing at your kids' school.

Share your thoughts and ideas on Facebook at our Global Nation Exchange, on Twitter @globalnation, or contact us here.

There's a lot of ground to cover, but we're excited to all dig in together.

[rktman]

Just a glance at the very bottom of the article with mention of the supporting foundations should be all you need to know. Makes you feel good that we get to fund public broadcasting and other ngo's doesn't it? Thanks bill and melinda for helping out and taking a little of the burden off us peons.

[dsrtsage]

Why don’t countries that have almost 100% populations of people with brown hair and brown eyes require diversity?

[Uncle Miltie]

How do we raise a Climate Village?

[rktman]

I love the smell of dung fires in the morning from the front opening of my mud hut.

[GeronL]

bump

[Uncle Miltie]

You can use the gobar (wet cow dung) to clean up your kitchen too. Roll it around with your bare hands to pick up the food scraps, and ritually purify the space at the same time!

< / Nepal >

[Organic Panic]

Diversity is our greatest strength. Prepare to be diversified.

[showme_the_Glory]

Diversity: Asking for free stuff by people that don’t deserve it. Inclusion: Giving free stuff to people that don’t deserve it.

[Prospero]

I love the smell of dung fires in the morning from the front opening of my mud hut.

This process of Third World-ization has been on-going in Greater Metropolitan Washington DC since the Eisenhower administration, beginning with the surplus slap-dash brick apartment buildings erected following World War II.

There isn't an apartment building inside the Beltway (the modern equivalent to Nineveh's (Mosul) city walls) that doesn't come with a full time cabbage boil underway, 24-7.

There was a time when the clash between the European and the American Indian, sad as it continues to be, was written off as an unavoidable result of contact between the neolithic and the Industrial Revolution.

Now we're dealing with something quite different. "Social Engineering," pretending to be a science, is being employed deliberately to disrupt a "nativist" civilization with the consent of the governed, persuaded using propaganda.

One litmus test for the candidate for president who wants my vote will be their attitude toward the State Department, long overdue for a clean and wide broom, followed by fumigants.

[__rvx86]

Live in OK, near an Indian rez?

/sarc

Sorry, that was a cheap shot.

I mean, they DID use dried dung as fuel at one time...

[__rvx86]

I mean, if we can’t reverse this trend any time soon, I’ll take Asians any day over anyone from the Third World. Even Red Chinese, to an extent.

(Full disclosure: I work with/under Koreans, and they take their work seriously. Good people overall. I also have a slightly distant Asian ancestor)