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This is the inevitable outcome of social justice, equality of outcome politics. Every time you don't speak up when someone pushes for one of these policies bec
by anm89 6y ago
This is the inevitable outcome of social justice, equality of outcome politics.
Every time you don't speak up when someone pushes for one of these policies because they are scared of being canceled or fired, we move a little bit closer to this worse world.
- ggghhhfff 6y agoIt’s far more convenient to propose affirmative action plans than to address the elephant in the room, which is that generally speaking, being a poor person in a poor community with a poorly funded school makes it difficult to compete academically with individuals who were raised in environments with more resources across the board (ie better teachers, safer communities, and more parental involvement due to not having 2 stressed out working-class parents). Why don’t we simply address the quality of children’s lives and schooling in those less affluent communities?
- scudd 6y agoHow? Not trying to be asinine, but it's not actually a simple/easy problem to solve. Many have tried.