California elementary school encourages “racial segregation” among Black and White students

[rangerrebew]

California elementary school encourages “racial segregation” among Black and White students
Story by Asir F •
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It is a peculiar time we live in. After the civil rights movements done by the past Black heroes with the likes of Martin Luther King Jr and Malcom X, we are looking at a regression of this in our society today. It appears that an elementary school in California is encouraging such segregation among their students due to the color of their skin.
 
Unfortunately, this is not the first time an incident like this is happening. Prior to this, there was another where White people were not to receive any invitation to a school event. According to the Washington Examiner, in an email sent by Lynna McPhatter-Harris, the Director of Student Support Equity & Inclusion for the district, staff at POCC were told about their forthcoming 2023 gathering.

In an email, the message reads, “Greetings to the POCC staff; we are poised for our inaugural assembly in 2023. Anticipation is high as the district eagerly awaits the participation of its people of color. The request is made to extend invitations to all eligible employees of color.”

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[rangerrebew]

Its time to send MLK to the dust bin of history.

[PeteS in CA]

Its time to send MLK to the dust bin of history.

Blacktivists started doing that 40+ years ago. Modern blacktivists judge people by their skin color and want that to be universal and mandatory.

[DefiantMassRINO]

 

So, the Forced Busing of the 1970s was for nothing?

[Kamaji]

Blacktivists started doing that 40+ years ago. Modern blacktivists judge people by their skin color and want that to be universal and mandatory.

Yup.

[Smokin Joe]

Sixth grade, day one, schools freshly integrated. A black kid I had played with and worked with (baling hay), walked into the classroom, and said "NO!" and started walking out. When asked what was wrong, he said (pointing at me) "It's that boy, right there. I play with him, I work with him, but I am not going to school with him!".
Good thing their were two 6th grade classes, and per demand, he went into the other. We still played together, worked together, but didn't go to school together. 

So, here we are, after 55 years, coming full circle, but essentially to a place we never really left.

[Kamaji]

Sixth grade, day one, schools freshly integrated. A black kid I had played with and worked with (baling hay), walked into the classroom, and said "NO!" and started walking out. When asked what was wrong, he said (pointing at me) "It's that boy, right there. I play with him, I work with him, but I am not going to school with him!".
Good thing their were two 6th grade classes, and per demand, he went into the other. We still played together, worked together, but didn't go to school together. 

So, here we are, after 55 years, coming full circle, but essentially to a place we never really left.

Why wouldn't he go to school with you?

[Smokin Joe]

Why wouldn't he go to school with you?

Never did find out.