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I work at a US high school that's currently engaged with antiracist training for staff, and it's not like that where I am. The training we're doing basically am
by bittercynic 6y ago
I work at a US high school that's currently engaged with antiracist training for staff, and it's not like that where I am. The training we're doing basically amounts to how to not be a jerk, and some staff members, including sometimes me, need that kind of training. We have some more conservative leaning staff members, and they're broadly accepted.
Can't speak for the whole country, but at least where I work this type of training seems to be a positive thing.
- orthecreedence 6y agoIt's good to hear perspectives like these, thanks for sharing. I hear a lot of damning things about this kind of training from a lot of different directions, but what you're talking about sounds sensible and healthy.
- UncleMeat 6y agoI have friends who have been accused online of being “cultural marxists” by right wing students because they corrected the students’ misunderstanding of the history of slavery and the civil war. It is worth keeping in mind that this author have a strong opinion and wrote this article himself. Clearly he isn’t going to present these ideas in a positive light.
- esarbe 6y agoWell, segregating children in classes according to their perceived ethnicity doesn't really strike me as a good idea, now matter how it is presented.