Bill Maher slams Chicago Teachers Union president over ‘racist’ standardized testing claim – WKRC (Cincinnati)

Comedian Bill Maher also acknowledged the Chicago Teachers Union’s comment during the COVID-19 pandemic that attempts to return to in-person learning were “rooted in sexism, racism and misogyny.” Maher said, “No, it was rooted in reading, writing and arithmetic."
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Maher needs to wise up and realize that, to the baiters, anything not invented, utilized by and benefiting blacks is racist.

Ex Illini
1 year ago

Nice that Maher, a liberal, calls out the cancer that is the CTU, and its dangerous leader, but what took you so long? Of course, the criticism had to come from outside Illinois, as the extreme progressives are never questioned from within by the local mainstream media witnessing it all. Brando and the CTU are revealed as clowns every day. Governor Blowhard watches and does nothing. Is he still in Nevada?

debtsor
1 year ago

Schools are barely teaching reading, writing and arithmetic. They’ve become woke madrassas with a side helping of common core nonsense. You should see some of the nonsense my son brought home from math class several years ago. Everything is in the metric system. They had him weighing gallons of paint by the kilogram. They have him drawing boxes with squiggly lines to figure out the answer to 9/3 = 3. While my son would score in the 90th % on statewide tests, he would pull his hair out, or flat out refuse, to do “deconstruction by composition of number arrays”… Read more »

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