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Teacher suspended for discussing racial epithet in class

askingtherightquestions:

I believe he was wrongfully suspended. He was taking the moment to educate his students about something meaningful. It was a teachable moment. Thoughts?

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3 months ago
  1. davidtheboss answered: Hmm do you think he would’ve been charged if he wasn’t white?
  2. minkalola answered: uww
  3. courtney-blystone answered: i mean the teacher should have watched how he explained it
  4. 121255 answered: Concordo que o discurso pode ajudar a melhorar o conhecimento e retirar as duvidas , sempre o diálogo sobre qualquer tema é importante.
  5. heathermcgeoch reblogged this from askingtherightquestions
  6. yourfutureyesterday reblogged this from askingtherightquestions and added:
    Ridiculous. Ignoring...word and silencing those who speak it will only serve
  7. bravenewderek answered: I think the teacher acted appropriately in the situation as an educator. Hopefully everything gets cleared for him!
  8. wincherella answered: I agree, but without knowing the context of his lesson, it is hard to tell but I think its a teachable moment.
  9. internationalprofessorsproject answered: I agree, I think Mason was quick to automatically assume and form a negative association without fully understanding Brown’s good intentions
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  13. itsowlgoodyall reblogged this from askingtherightquestions and added:
    It’s very interesting that...case is called Brown v. Board of Education…
  14. wordless-stanza reblogged this from askingtherightquestions and added:
    As both a linguist and a black American, it took me quite some time...fully develop my...
  15. whiskeyforagrownman reblogged this from nuclearphysics and added:
    There’s something semi-ironic about this being Brown v. Board of Ed.
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  17. coopjmue answered: I agree. You suspend a teacher for teaching. Plus kids need to learn this crap before its taught to them by someone who is a real racist.
  18. mminsker reblogged this from askingtherightquestions and added:
    Ignoring these things will not make them go away. Why employ teachers if you don’t wish for them
  19. nuclearphysics reblogged this from askingtherightquestions and added:
    This. Just, what?
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  22. so-schmoove answered: Absolutely ridiculous that he would be punished for trying to educate kids about something like that…
  23. jourrie answered: It’s a tricky topic, and most are to closed minded to listen. Most of the time in these situations it is wrongful they are silenced.
  24. lhuddles reblogged this from askingtherightquestions and added:
    agree—wrong to suspend him. Last year my high school student teacher mentor...a young...
  25. freshpowers answered: A word only has meaning if we give it meaning. “bad” words will continue to be bad as long as we give them power over ourselves.
  26. teachandtutor answered: Very ironic this happened at a school called the Murray Language Academy.
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