City Journal: How Anti-Whiteness Education led to an explosion of “Queer” "Nonbinary" and “Trans” White Girls.
City Journal: How Anti-Whiteness Education led to an explosion of “Queer” "Nonbinary" and “Trans” White Girls.
White? VILLAIN! Trans? HERO!
City Journal: The Assault on Children’s Psyches
California’s ethnic-studies curriculum is fueling a mental-health crisis among teenagers.
June 20, 2022
«[S]chools compulsively tell their children how awful it is to be white, how white people enjoy unearned “privilege,” how they benefit from “systems” put in place by and for white people for the sole purpose of oppressing “people of color.” Plagued by guilt, the children—almost all of them girls—rush to the sanctuary of “LGBTQ+” identity. Once there, they are catapulted into hero status. … Being white is not something these teenagers can escape, but they can mitigate its social costs by declaring themselves part of an oppressed group.»
[I don’t know if you know this, but white people have actually accomplished quite a bit.]
«The recent explosion in LGBT identification among Generation Z seems to be driven mainly by young, white, very liberal women who self-identify as lesbian or bisexual but who do not necessarily have female partners. LGBT identity has become divorced from sexual behavior or erotic feeling, allowing anyone to belong on the basis of little more than a generalized dissatisfaction with contemporary sexual mores.»
[As long as nothing is actually required, why not identify as a character from “Roots”?]
«Much of the objectionable “anti-racist” curricula we see today in public schools has trickled down from schools of education, which have become centers for leftist indoctrination. …
[Ed school is the only form of education that makes you dumber.]
«Yet until 2020 or so, teachers who subscribed to this view of education might have been reluctant to implement its core principles in ways that would draw criticism from parents, school boards, and risk-averse administrators. Then George Floyd happened, and the “critical pedagogy” movement went into overdrive. The political environment made it dangerous for school administrators to seem neutral even toward radical forms of “anti-racist” curricula. The institutionalization of critical pedagogy was now a non-negotiable imperative, sanctified by the martyr of Minneapolis.»
[What wonderful things HASN’T Saint George done?]
Yes!!!
Floyd probably was the spark, but the preparation was long in the making and the safe haven of the Biden election likely would have brought it out anyway. I’ve been posting that grad-ed programs must be exposed, because you are correct that the nucleus is there.