OT: Thank God they are finally putting a stop to this
Papi_Chulo
Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
Acronyms are a sign of white supremacy, according to the San Francisco School Board, which has decided to stop using the acronym VAPA (Visual and Performing Arts) for their Arts Department. Instead, it will be called SFUSD Arts Department (SFUSD is an acronym for San Francisco Unified School District).
As ABC 7 reported, schools in San Francisco haven’t even reopened yet due to the pandemic, but the School Board has been making “disputable” decisions, including the claim that “acronyms are a symptom of white supremacy culture.” The outlet reported that Sam Bass, the director of the arts department said, “We are prioritizing antiracist arts instruction in our work.”
Bass reportedly explained in a letter how acronyms relate to white supremacy.
“The use of so many acronyms within the educational field often tends to alienate those who may not speak English to understand the acronym,” he wrote.
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https://www.dailywire.com/news/san-franc…
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The people of TUSCL must unite and eliminate anything that has been associated with an acronym.
Wait ... TUSCL is an acronym. Oh god now what do we do???
So basically they're doing this to help our dear cjkunt out?
STFU is racist - "shut the fuck up" in inclusive
Learn it - Live it - or you shall be cancelled
Latest research concludes that breathing is a form of White Privilege.
You damn Crackers need to stop sucking up all the oxygen and not leaving any for minorities - Cracker ass Crackers
I think they no longer can use the term manhole cover as it’s too gender specific!
ITC and OTC stories are prohibited.
You cannot mention GPS. Not only is it racist, but it is misogynistic and devalues and dehumanizes the female anatomy. If she chooses to self-identify her vagina as a precious metal, that is her right.
When I worked government contracts we actually had a list of a couple thousand acronyms to refer to.
https://news.yahoo.com/did-bernie-sander…
I don't know what's worse, the morons that dream this stuff up or the news outlets that report and fall in line with it.
“The use of so many acronyms within the educational field often tends to alienate those who may not speak English to understand the acronym,” he wrote.
I've got an idea. Why doesn't our education system teach these people the English language so they are not alienated ?
Yup, they're definitely racist against anyone that might counter with All Lives Matter.
A couple of years ago I was walking at night (like 10 PM) back to my hotel from dinner. There was still quite a bit of foot traffic on the sidewalks. I was approaching one of those tiny corner parks that had about a dozen homeless guys bedding down in it. As I got closer I could hear one of them yell out "What's your problem?" He did it 2 or 3 times before I got to that corner. I glanced over at the homeless and the guy points at me and yells it again. A cop walked up to me and told me to stop harassing the homeless.
The next day there was a guy with no pants running in circles in the middle of an intersection blocking traffic. A cop was standing there. Someone asked him if he was going to do anything. The cop said he had a First Amendment right to express himself.
whenever a rare moment when something like that happens it's always some guy doing that shit. never is there ever a nice piece of ass doing that. then again it is 'frisco. better chances of winning a billion dollars from a $1 scratch off.
‘Enough Is Enough’: San Francisco Sues Its Own School District Over Re-Opening Plan
San Francisco is suing its own public school district for failing to develop a sufficient plan to return kids to in-person learning, the city attorney announced on Wednesday.
The lawsuit, supported by the mayor, accuses San Francisco Unified School District of violating California law by failing to detail the steps needed to return students to in-person learning “whenever possible,” according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
“Private and parochial schools in San Francisco have figured it out,” said City Attorney Dennis Herrera in a statement Wednesday. “In-person instruction needs to be the Board of Education’s singular focus — not renaming schools that are empty, or changing admission policies when teachers aren’t in classrooms. It’s unfortunate we have to take them to court to get it figured out, but enough is enough.”
In recent weeks, while kids have remained out of the classroom, the school board voted to rename 44 schools, including schools named after Dianne Feinstein, George Washington, and Abraham Lincoln. The school board is also considering scrapping the admissions process at Lowell High School, a prestigious public high school, in favor of a lottery-based admissions process, according to NBC News. That vote is still pending.
The lawsuit seeks to force the district to develop a reopening plan through a preliminary injunction, said Herrera, who noted that San Francisco has offered to help in the past.
“Unfortunately, the leadership of the school district and the educators’ union can’t seem to get their act together,” said Herrera, reports SFGate. “The Board of Education and the school district have had more than 10 months to roll out a concrete plan to get these kids back in school. So far they have earned an F. Having a plan to make a plan doesn’t cut it.”
School Board President Gabriela López responded by saying the lawsuit will “most likely slow us down,” according to the Chronicle. Superintendent Vincent Matthews said the school district “absolutely” has a plan, and was simply “reassessing” different parts of it.
“This isn’t helpful when we’re all in this together,” said Matthews. “To turn on those of us trying to solve this is not helpful whatsoever.”
San Francisco Mayor London Breed said in a statement that the lawsuit was not the preferred method to get the district to act, but “nothing matters more right now than getting our kids back to school.” Breed has been pushing for public schools to reopen for months, and back in October, called out the district for dedicating time to its renaming plans when kids were still out of the classroom. She has been largely powerless to force them open.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/san-franc…
Even people who speak English don't know what most acronyms stand for. These nutcases could use an LDK or some OTC.
I had an off-day a few weeks ago and just for the heck of it, I drove around Denver one time, and found WAY more Black Lives Matter signs in the super white areas. There was one neighborhood that is going through gentrification and I mostly saw the Black Lives Matter signs at the houses that looked newer. (I suspect either remodeled or razed and rebuilt).
Granted, that could just be Denver. I wonder how that stuff likes in areas like St Louis and Detroit. Wish I could go exploring around there a little more before I completely conclude BLM is a thing for bored white people who don’t ever actually associate with colored folk at all. (Except for the occasional Asian if one works in tech)
They're also forcing black students into the college prep tracks who specifically asked not to be on them, again to get ratios up. Then the teachers focus on them to increase "inclusion" when they didn't want to be there in the first place.
Shits fucked up. They're going full retard.
In my experience it's black people that don't want to mix with white people. In high school in the mornings instead of going to the classrooms they would all congregate together at a certain location until the bell sounded starting class. In sports they were cliquish and only passed the ball among themselves. Despite desegregation they still go to black colleges. At work a black girl said that her boyfriends parents didn't like her because she talked white. Presently on forums I read black people write that they don't want to do things that white people do. Blacks complain about other races stealing from them if they try to involve themselves with things "created" by black people.
MLK Jr. may have the holiday but in the 60s there was also a strong movement for black separatism like only wanting black teachers in black high schools among other things.
I understand where you're coming from why you think that. Part of it is programming and conditioning by white liberals for the last 50+ years. Another part of it is personal experience("a random white guy called me the n word once." "A cop shot another black man the other day"). But also, from personal experience, white people dont like too many blacks around. It makes them nervous. Good example would be "karen" who called the police for a victimless crime because she saw a black guy and was immediately suspicious. Theres a lot of white people who dont know anything about black people other than what they see on TV, in media, etc because they never see black people.