‘Beyond Appalling,’ Says U.S. Civil Rights Commissioner to Evanston School – My Crain’s Article – Quicktake

We got hold of a scorching letter sent to an Evanston school by a black member of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. Read it.
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Lanette Nosalik
6 years ago

I am terrified for the future of this state because there is no good candidate for governor. Rauner does nothing and Pritzger will destroy this state. Time to get out.

6 years ago

I have been trying to expose Glenn Singleton and his Pacific Education Group, SEED, and Peggy McIntosh’s “Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack” for over a decade. When I worked full-time in the writing center at Deerfield High School, I criticized the feckless, racist efforts and expense of Singleton to the administration and school board. Singleton found out and in a meeting with all department chairs, he called for me to be fired (a department chair told me the next day, and two others confirmed it), boasting that he had gotten people fired in other districts. Two weeks later, I was removed… Read more »

Steve-Oh
6 years ago

Wow Mark, great article/analysis ! I looked at the SEED “project” website — IT’S FRIGHTENING ! And the founder Peggy McIntosh wrote the “seminal” paper in 1988 on White Privilege & Male Privilege. She even earned a PhD in the subject, from Harvard. Here’s her classic paper, from which derived SO much attention in academia and spawned a plethora of racist/sexist/hate-filled majors in universities: —— https://nationalseedproject.org/white-privilege-unpacking-the-invisible-knapsack ———- Notice she demands all Whites and esp all White Males, learn, understand and acknowledge how privileged they are, and do ALL THEY CAN TO END IT (whatever that means). How about this common-sense… Read more »

K L
6 years ago

It seems as important as breathing to virtue-signal.
Pandering to supposed victim-hood is, in itself, victimization.

Mr. Common Sense
6 years ago

Segregation is alive and well in the democrat party.

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