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They never want to do that. Someone else should though. But them? No
They never want to do that. Someone else should though. But them? No
An English teacher (Dana Stangel-Plowe) at a $52,000-a-year private school in Englewood, New Jersey has quit her job over critical race theory lessons she has branded racist.
"Head of School Rodney De Jarnett told the entire faculty that he would fire everyone if he could to replace them with people of color. She also accused the school of segregating teachers by their skin color - and said students were also made to segregate themselves 'within the oppressor or oppressed group."
"Last fall, two administrators informed faculty that certain viewpoints simply would not be tolerated during our new 'race explicit' conversations with our new 'anti-racist' work. They said that no one would be allowed to question the orthodoxy regarding 'systemic racism.' The message was clear, and the faculty went silent in response."
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I did the obligatory 'early life' google, but I guess he's still waiting for his 'good goy' award to arrive in the post
An English teacher (Dana Stangel-Plowe) at a $52,000-a-year private school in Englewood, New Jersey has quit her job over critical race theory lessons she has branded racist.
"Head of School **Rodney De Jarnett** told the entire faculty that he would fire everyone if he could to replace them with people of color. She also accused the school of segregating teachers by their skin color - and said students were also made to segregate themselves 'within the oppressor or oppressed group."
"Last fall, two administrators informed faculty that certain viewpoints simply would not be tolerated during our new 'race explicit' conversations with our new 'anti-racist' work. They said that no one would be allowed to question the orthodoxy regarding 'systemic racism.' The message was clear, and the faculty went silent in response."
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I did the obligatory 'early life' google, but I guess he's still waiting for his 'good goy' award to arrive in the post
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