With homophobia and talking about it. And we dont want to step in and deal with it in the moment because were uncomfortable. I think we are deeply uncomfortable dealing with racism and homophobia and all those isms and thats what comes out of our mouth. The parents who are mad at the kids for not doing something about being victimized, so were some of the administrators, well, i reported this, i interviewed them. What do you say to that . You really focus on that. Yeah, i think inherent in what the movie is all about what happens, like the minutia, the nittygritty. Theres a scene in the movie, well show a clip but i would say for those of you that have seen the movie, the most explosive scene in the film is a conversation between two students and the assistant principal in this school where they emerge from recess and theres clearly some conflict thats going on and she says, whoa, whoa, whats going on here . The two start telling their own stories and, you know, she basically says, you
It go away. A lot of families will give that advice. Im not even convinced thats the wrong advice, the problem is when they doesnt work, then they shut down and quit coming to you because they are afraid its a double disappointment. They cant please their peers and find friendship and then they so dont want to lose their fathers as well, this boyfather thing is so deep. Every Single Person in this room wants to start making a difference. We want to start doing it right now. Ros, how do you start giving a child the dignity that was taken away . Im actually going to use an example that might seem a little farflung for that question. One of the things i wanted to talk about with colleagues is the write up process when they cuss you out in the classroom or the hallway. I was in chicago in may and already the strike talk was coming up and talking to some of the teacher. One of the teachers said i dont know what to do about this bullying thing because the kids are cussing me out in the hallw
Mom and dad being upset with him for not standing up for himself, i just wanted to cringe. Whats clear is when dad said if you dont make a stop, this could happen to your little sister. Then the sister gets in on it and its, like, just puts the, as sisters will do, but i think as a, as someone who was a boy and had Difficult Conversations with my dad, i really really remember that sort of punch them, make it go away. A lot of families will give that advice. Im not even convinced thats the wrong advice, the problem is when they doesnt work, then they shut down and quit coming to you because they are afraid its a double disappointment. They cant please their peers and find friendship and then they so dont want to lose their fathers as well, this boyfather thing is so deep. Every Single Person in this room wants to start making a difference. We want to start doing it right now. Ros, how do you start giving a child the dignity that was taken away . Im actually going to use an example that
Do, but i think as a, as someone who was a boy and had Difficult Conversations with my dad, i really really remember that sort of punch them, make it go away. A lot of families will give that advice. Im not even convinced thats the wrong advice, the problem is when they doesnt work, then they shut down and quit coming to you because they are afraid its a double disappointment. They cant please their peers and find friendship and then they so dont want to lose their fathers as well, this boyfather thing is so deep. Every Single Person in this room wants to start making a difference. We want to start doing it right now. Ros, how do you start giving a child the dignity that was taken away . Im actually going to use an example that might seem a little farflung for that question. One of the things i wanted to talk about with colleagues is the write up process when they cuss you out in the classroom or the hallway. I was in chicago in may and already the strike talk was coming up and talking
Little sister. Then the sister gets in on it and its, like, just puts the, as sisters will do, but i think as a, as someone who was a boy and had Difficult Conversations with my dad, i really really remember that sort of punch them, make it go away. A lot of families will give that advice. Im not even convinced thats the wrong advice, the problem is when they doesnt work, then they shut down and quit coming to you because they are afraid its a double disappointment. They cant please their peers and find friendship and then they so dont want to lose their fathers as well, this boyfather thing is so deep. Every Single Person in this room wants to start making a difference. We want to start doing it right now. Ros, how do you start giving a child the dignity that was taken away . Im actually going to use an example that might seem a little farflung for that question. One of the things i wanted to talk about with colleagues is the write up process when they cuss you out in the classroom or