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No. Is any city actually representative of the whole country? That particular link I couldn’t read because it popped up as a non-secure site. If you have a different link that breaks down school district costs, I will check it out.

Not disputing this as I haven’t seen the data backing up why the headline is saying what it is saying.

Who’s defensive? I don’t live in Texas and really don’t give a s#!t about it other than to say districts shouldn’t have 10 different sides to them as an example. But that’s for Texas to work out. Just as I don’t a s#!t about Kinzinger getting redistricted out. That’s up to Illinois even though I don’t agree with it.

Your confused because your comprehension seems to be sub par on this. Full stop

I beg to differ but either way I’m happy for you. Enjoy life believing everything is racist. I’m sure you will have a wonderful experience. In today’s day and age, systemically, are black people being paid less for the exact same job, exact same experience level, and exact same workload? My company doesn’t. My competitors companies don’t. Matter of fact my entire industry doesn’t. @BigRedBusterdo you pay your black employees less than the white ones for the same work? Any other business owners on this site that could answer that question? According to this, we are almost in margin of error area for pay equity. Only an idiot would think otherwise. It’s not even open for debate. https://www.payscale.com/research-and-insights/racial-wage-gap-for-men/ When we hold all employment characteristics equal, black or African American men still see the largest pay gap. The controlled pay gap for black men is $0.98 for every dollar a white man with the same qualifications makes. To put that in perspective, the median salary of a white man in our sample is $72,900; the controlled median pay for black or African American men is thus $71,500. This suggests a $1,400 difference in pay that is likely attributable to race.

6. Black high school students are less likely to receive a high school diploma - National Center for Education Statistics How is this systemic racism or racism at all. Asians lead this and it’s pretty hard not to graduate HS. You almost have to work at it, or just don’t show up. The link article doesn’t say why it’s racism that I say 7. A higher percentage of black Americans with a GPA of 3.5 or higher attend community colleges vs top-tier selective institutions - Georgetown University #2 in my house did not get admitted to the two he applied to despite having a 4.52 GPA out of a 4.0 scale, Tied for best in his class in one of the largest HS’s in the State. 2 with Indian decent and lesser GPA’s were admitted. So I fail so the systemic racism. 8. Only 46% of black college students finish a four-year degree within six years, compared to 72% of white college students - National Student Clearinghouse How is this systemic racism vs personal responsibility? 9. Black college students are more likely to go into debt to pay for college - US Department of Education Seems like either an income problem, possibly a problem of not looking for resources that help pay for college. Racism not so much.

From your link: 1. 65% of black children live in a single-parent home, compared to 24% of white children - Kids Count Data Center How is this systemic racism? Either choose to be married or don’t. 2. Black preschoolers are 3.6X more likely to be suspended than white preschoolers - US Department of Education Office for Civil Rights The link doesn’t work 3. Black students are 3.2X more likely to be suspended for infractions at school - US Department of Education Office for Civil Rights. Link doesn’t work 4. Predominantly black school districts receive far less financial funding than white school districts - ED Build. This isn’t true in the city I live in and have provided the data. It’s actually the opposite. 5. Black students/children have less access to computers and the internet - National Center for Education Statistics This would be an income issue not a race issue

You will do the Illinois gerrymandering next I assume?

That’s right. So what’s your actual point if you even have one? For people informed about the terrible ideas expressed in CRT, it doesn’t make us feel bad whatsoever because we know it’s garbage. However, aspects of CRT tries to TEACH the ill-informed like impressionable school aged children to feel guilty of what they call white privilege, the country is inherently racist so feel bad about that, etc…. They don’t know any better and the hope is that the idiocy in CRT will be accepted no questions asked to not feel bad about themselves and avoid white guilt. Big difference than what you keep trying to make up and say

What’s telling is him saying if things I never said to make his point.

You’ve been given compelling and well-vetted evidence to show individual choice, and income level matters and you continue to ignore it

No

So....talk about how white immigrants treated native Americans and put them on reservations....but don't do it in a way that makes white people look bad. That’s not what was said. Why do you do this? All it does is make you sound silly and childish.

I don’t believe it does exist anymore. Anyone who wants to exceed on life (medically able) can succeed. Individual choices matter. Since you brought up Little Johnny, why should he/she feel guilty about anything in the past he wasn’t a part of? There are individually racist people, and most likely will have them for quite some time. Some of those people run things. That’s not systemic racism. It’s harder for poor people than rich people, but that’s not systemic racism. How does Black voter suppression work exactly? In the day and age when voting records are being smashed?

So now we aren’t happy about a vaccine mandate?

Nailed it

The Russia hoax isn’t turning out too well for those who hoped and wished it true.

Ummm....you??? Oh please. I thought you were better than this, but apparently not. Your post about “Little Johnny” is pure stupid snark. You always claim to be above that type of rhetoric. Jokes on us I guess. This post of mine you linked to actually says kids should be taught more about those atrocities. At the same time, they should NOT be taught to feel guilty about things that happened long ago because they are white and white people did bad things long ago. Quite different than snarkishly saying “It makes Little Johnny feel bad”. Why be that way? At least we now know you aren’t actually trying to have an honest conversation or learn something new like someone else thought.

Who here said that?

And reading up on it on your own? Yes/no?

I am literally quoting republicans who are outraged about CRT being taught in schools. Which Republican did you literally quote as saying they are taught the “obscure college CRT course” in schools?

Did you find my previous post? Have you looked up and read about it on your own?

He already knows this. He’s just being obtuse about it

Will we be hearing about what the specific lies were? Or just taking Mr. Griffith and your words for it?

Question…how would you know when you self proclaimed to not know anything about it?