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I fully agree with providing opportunities for education among the poor-- they have the most to benefit from it. I mentioned that "they should receive as much e
by brobdingnagians 8y ago
I fully agree with providing opportunities for education among the poor-- they have the most to benefit from it. I mentioned that "they should receive as much education as possible", and I support finding the best ways to do that.
What I disagree with is what is already happening in California colleges where "Student Success" classes promote writing about what "makes you angry" with your position in society or your gender. I believe _that_ is promoting anger, hatred, lack of co-operation, and oppression. It is difficult to think clearly when you are always being told to be angry about something, and it is difficult to have a co-operative society with that kind of division.
- mav3rick 8y agoThat is not what your original comment was about. I do agree that asking students to manufacture hardships or points of views to fit narratives is not healthy. There could be better ways for the students to showcase their strengths and originality.