abstraction. it s deeply insulting to students. it is a really curious thing to say about teachers who supposedly aren t capable of imparting the notion of something having happened in the past and shedding light on the present to students, and it also implies that black people aren t capable of understanding their different forms of the n word which would seem to be very apparent in for example the way it s used among young black men or on rap recordings, and therefore i take it as a grand insult to black people. i imagine the people sitting around the table in some editing room in a publishing house with their mouths pursed and nodding at each other and taking this word out and replacing it with slave and thinking that s showing they re good people when it actually shows that they are insulting black people just like southern racist congressmen. i couldn t agree more with you. it is a complete they re also robbing the white students of the opportunity to have discourse. becau
it is a really curious thing to say about teachers who supposedly aren t capable of imparting the notion of something having happened in the past and shedding light on the present to students, and it also implies that black people aren t capable of understanding their different forms of the n word which would seem to be very apparent in for example the way it s used among young black men or on rap recordings, and therefore i take it as a grand insult to black people. i imagine the people sitting around the table in some editing room in a publishing house with their mouths pursed and nodding at each other and taking this word out and replacing it with slave and thinking that s showing they re good people when it actually shows that they are insulting black people just like southern racist congressmen. i couldn t agree more with you. it is a complete they re also robbing the white students of the opportunity to have discourse. because you know, black folks, we ve had to deal with
say about teachers who supposedly aren t capable of imparting the notion of something havi happened in the past and shedding light on the present to students, and it also implies that black people aren t capable of understanding their different forms of the n word which would seem to be very apparent in for example the way it s used among young black men or on rap recordings, and therefore i take it as a grand insult to black people. i imagine the people sitting around the table in some editing room in a publishing house with their mouths pursed and nodding at each other and taking this word out and replacing it with slave and thinking that s showing they re good people when it actually shows that they are insulting black people just like southern racist congressmen. i couldn t agree more with you. it is a complete they re also robbing the white students of the opportunity to have discourse. because you know, black folks, we ve had to deal with this word so much. we ve had to d
students. it is a really curious thing to deeply unfortunate number. say about teachers who we are about 20 million jobs supposedly aren t capable of short of full employment, a truly staggering number. imparting the notion of here to help us make sense of something having happened in the this is ben stein, author of past and shedding light on the the little book of bulletproof students and implies that black people aren t capable of understanding they re different investing and the famed forms of the n-word and apparent investment teacher of one ferris in, for example, the word it s used among young, black men and buehller. i take it as a grand insult to welcome, ben. it s a pleasure. black people. where is that ferris? i imagine an editing room with where is he? investing somewhere. the mouths pursed and taking the word out and replacing it with exactly. i m pretending to be in your slave and thinking that s class and i m the dumbest showing they re good people when it