Picking up where MLK Jr left off, creating a global image of mankind/womankind that transcends all ethnic/racial, sex/gender religious, dissimilarities and obstacles
"One facet of my entire timespan on Earth has been a slow unfolding of understanding of all the different ways intelligence can be constituted" Some bipoc may struggle academically if : They are pushed to get the answer correct than to understand concepts and reasoning Independent practice is valued over teamwork or collaboration. Students are tracked (into courses/pathways and within the classroom). Curriculum developers and teachers enculturated in the USA teach mathematics the way they learned it without critical reflection. Preconceived expectations are steeped in the dominant culture. Mistakes are addressed as failure rather than as opportunities to learn. Control of classrooms is valued over student's agnecy over their learning. Math is taught in a linear fashion and skills are taught sequentially, without consideration of prerequisite knowledge. Superficial curriculum changes are offered in place of culturally relevant pedagogy and practice. Only content standards...
Judging by this ignorant bigoted meme, I have to ask, who is ready for Nazis to unironically start labeling Asians as ‘white adjacent’? /s Damn, we live in the worst timeline. This meme is a racist two for one. This meme creator and right wingers who view this issue like him/her get to push Blacks as thugs while they trot out Asians as a ‘model minority’ , all at the same time. Some people may reply to this meme and say, by ‘Asian’, this meme creator and right wingers who view this issue like him/her mean only mean Chinese, Japanese and Korean. But I would counter that with this “As opposed to Cambodian ,Indonesian,Vietnamese? I do not understand what you mean” Even though every Vietnamese person I know is fairly well-off and fits into the ‘hard work and education’ stereotype that Right wingers try their darnedest to emphasize, so i believe that Vietnamese people might get included in that stereotype too. Keep in mind, I am trying to write that this is the RIGHT ...
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