Sen. Kimberly Lightford said it was natural for Chicago Public Schools to make those efforts because it has the largest Black population in the state. “Once you leave Chicago, you leave Cook County, the rest of the state, Black people struggle even more. Percentages are always lower for them. They get the last and little bit of the information.”
Mr. Ford, police wouldn’t be in our communities, if some or most knew how to act right. ?
Ms. Lightford, don’t even try it. Blacks have been choosing history books, in Maywood, Bellwood and Broadview for decades, including your attendance at Proviso East. ?
Racism is freewill. A Black can hate Whites. A White can hate Blacks. No history course can ever change that, because it’s free will. ?
Mike
5 years ago
The black legislators want to impose more curriculum on locally elected school boards, instead of leaving the matter to local control.
In other words another unfunded mandate from State to local, as new curriculum takes time to develop and costs money to implement.
By the way we are in the 90 day window for school board candidates to gather signatures to get on the April 2020 ballot.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Mr. Ford, police wouldn’t be in our communities, if some or most knew how to act right. ?
Ms. Lightford, don’t even try it. Blacks have been choosing history books, in Maywood, Bellwood and Broadview for decades, including your attendance at Proviso East. ?
Racism is freewill. A Black can hate Whites. A White can hate Blacks. No history course can ever change that, because it’s free will. ?
The black legislators want to impose more curriculum on locally elected school boards, instead of leaving the matter to local control.
In other words another unfunded mandate from State to local, as new curriculum takes time to develop and costs money to implement.
By the way we are in the 90 day window for school board candidates to gather signatures to get on the April 2020 ballot.
http://www.elections.il.gov
April 2020 is gone, never to return. ?
April 2021.
Oh. Thanks for the update. ?