Can School be ‘Antiracist’? A New Superintendent in Evanston, Ill., Has a Plan – Wall Street Journal*

In recognition of the impact of racism, Dr. Horton said, Evanston schools would give students from marginalized groups first priority for seats for in-person learning and all other students would be taught remotely. Dr. Horton said he wouldn’t hire a teacher who didn’t support the district’s antiracist agenda and said he doesn’t believe teachers should be licensed by the state if they aren’t trained in antiracism. “If you’re not antiracist, we can’t have you in front of our students,” he said.
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Eddie
5 years ago

Dr. Horton is very racist. ☹️

Christo
5 years ago

From the article- “In recognition of the impact of racism, Dr. Horton said, “Evanston schools would give students from marginalized groups first priority for seats for in-person learning and all other students would be taught remotely. This is “about equity for Black and brown students, for special education students, for our LGBTQ students,” he said during a public meeting, held via Zoom.”

Sure sounds “equitable” to everybody else . But I know the definition of the word, whereas this “Doctorate of Education” has no clue, nor could he be taught.

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Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago
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I didn’t hear him mention Native American students! Why does this racist bigot hate them?

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willowglen
5 years ago

Evanston has taken race relations a step backward. Back in the 70’s, Evanston was a very diverse school (to their credit), and had, not surprisingly, excellent sprinters and jumpers on their track team. Evanston had the only indoor track worthy of any kind of performances, and when I was racing for a field house record, their coach, Willie May, and Olympic hurdler, insisted that every single one of those sprinters and jumpers line the track to cheer on and provide splits for a geeky white kid. Coach May (later their athletic director) couldn’t have done more to improve relations among… Read more »

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

This Stupidintendent has serious mental issues

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