Tag Archives: Paulo Freire
Recent Election Proves Social Issues Are Not the Third Rail
If we learned anything from the recent midterm elections—and we should have learned a lot—it should be that the “social issues” are not the third rail of politics. The claim that it is the third rail is a manipulative and self-fulfilling lie told ad nauseum by RINOs who are so foolish they don’t understand that the social issues are essential for the health of any society.
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Tagged Bell Hooks, Critical Race Theory, Dave Rubin, Derrick Bell, Guy Benson, Henry Giroux, Herbert Marcuse, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Paulo Freire, Peggy McIntosh, Peter McLaren, Richard Delgado, Social Issues, Tammy Bruce
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Macro-Tantrums by Mizzou and Yale Students
By now everyone except off-the-grid cave-dwellers has heard about the student protest at University of Missouri which began when thirty black football players and other teammates, supported by the coaching staff, threatened to boycott practices and games until the university president resigned, which he did, along with the chancellor. The reason for the threatened boycott and subsequent campus protest is the belief on the parts of student protestors that the administration had not adequately addressed campus racism. I suppose the team is busy now interviewing candidates to fill those positions.
Shortly thereafter, a student journalist attempting to exercise his First …
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Tagged Eric L. Butler, Erika Christakis, Jonathan Butler, Marxism, Mizzou, Paulo Freire, Social Justice, University of Missouri, White Privilege, Yale
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