The records of a school in Louisville, Kentucky record this as a representative conversation that both Black and White teachers had with students, where the teachers asked the questions and the students were encouraged to express themselves freely:
TEACHER: Now children, you don’t think white people are any better than you because they have straight hair and white faces?
STUDENTS: No, sir.
TEACHER: No, they are no better, but they are different, they possess great power, they formed this great government, they control this vast country. . . . Now what makes them different from you?
STUDENTS: Money!
TEACHER: Yes, but what enabled them to obtain it? How did they get money?
STUDENTS: Got it off us, stole it off we all!”
"Our mission is as big as it is simple: Every child reads," she said. "Not some, not most. Every child reads."…
"Today, we're 44th in the country in fourth grade reading," she said. "Just 4 in 10 fourth graders in Michigan read at grade level, and almost one in three Michigan students tests below average, and that's what I would call a crisis, and the vast majority of the people of our state would agree."
"I'm very disheartened by the shortage of quality men," she added. "Men my age are less educated, their social skills are abysmal, and now they're running into the arms of Trump and 'incel' forums."…
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