It's not being taught, but the law prohibiting it is already changing how professors in Florida teach.
Ahhhh, you caught that too, huh?
Do the NPCs not know that they were being told something different a year ago, or do they simply not care?
They're NPCs so, a bit of each probably? But mostly they don't even know. There is the Narrative, there is only the Narrative, and there is but one Narrative. Sure, it's not the same Narrative it was last week, but it's The Narrative. And it always has been. Until next week.
Do the NPCs not know that they were being told something different a year ago, or do they simply not care?
That's like asking if you computer knows that yesterday it ran Windows and today it's running Linux. It doesn't worry about its situation, it just does what it's told.
If they are so interested in learning about it they can go to the library or do their own research. Teaching “white people bad” as a subject is idiotic
Exactly. These people act like they are being stopped from learning all they want about it. They are free to listen to the garbage people like Kendi spew out.
Jonathan cox faced an agonizing decision. He was scheduled to teach two classes this past fall at the University of Central Florida that would explore color-blind racism, the concept that ostensibly race-neutral practices can have a discriminatory impact. The first, “Race and Social Media,” featured a unit on “racial ideology and color-blindness.” The second, “Race and Ethnicity,” included a reading on “the myth of a color-blind society.” An assistant sociology professor, Cox had taught both courses before; they typically drew 35 to 40 undergraduates apiece.
Useless professor uses rage bait classes to draw in spiteful minorities…
As recently as August 2021, Cox had doubted that the controversy over critical race theory—which posits, among other things, that racism is ingrained in America’s laws and power structure—would hamstring his teaching. Asked on a podcast what instructors would do if, as anticipated, Florida restricted the teaching of CRT in higher education, he said that they would need to avoid certain buzzwords. “What many of us are looking at doing is just maybe shifting some of the language that we’re using.”
We can’t say whitey bad in class anymore
But a clash with state law seemed inevitable, once Florida’s governor, Ron DeSantis, proposed what he called the strongest legislation in the nation against “the state-sanctioned racism that is critical race theory.” Last April, DeSantis signed the Individual Freedom Act, also known as the “Stop Woke Act,” into law. It bans teaching that one race or gender is morally superior to another, and prohibits teachers from making students feel guilty for past discrimination by members of their race. And it specifically bars portraying racial color-blindness—which the law labels a virtue—as racist. A DeSantis spokesperson, Jeremy Redfern, told me in an email that the law “protects the open exchange of ideas” (italics in the original) by prohibiting teachers from “forcing discriminatory concepts on students.”
The selective cherry picking of history led to this. Ask any black American who enslaved them and maybe 1 in 10 would say their fellow Africans which is the harsh reality.
A month before the fall 2022 semester was set to start, he scrapped both courses. Students scrambled to register for other classes. “It didn’t seem like it was worth the risk,” said Cox, who taught a graduate course on Inequality and Education instead. “I’m completely unprotected.” He added, “Somebody who’s not even in the class could come after me. Somebody sees the course catalog, complains to a legislator—next thing I know, I’m out of a job.”
Good, your job should be as a educator not a propagandist
The answer is: No one. No one enslaved them. I'm ready to discount the off chance that they spent some time in africa as actual slaves here because it's virtually nonexistant.
It's not being taught, but the law prohibiting it is already changing how professors in Florida teach.
Do the NPCs not know that they were being told something different a year ago, or do they simply not care?
Do you really wish to delve deeply enough into the workings of the NPC mind to find out?
Remember, if you gaze into the abyss long enough, it will gaze back...
It’s always the same business model for npcs. Frankly just Kotters 8 step method on a societal scale.
Ahhhh, you caught that too, huh?
They're NPCs so, a bit of each probably? But mostly they don't even know. There is the Narrative, there is only the Narrative, and there is but one Narrative. Sure, it's not the same Narrative it was last week, but it's The Narrative. And it always has been. Until next week.
It's seriously some Orwell shit.
That's like asking if you computer knows that yesterday it ran Windows and today it's running Linux. It doesn't worry about its situation, it just does what it's told.
If they are so interested in learning about it they can go to the library or do their own research. Teaching “white people bad” as a subject is idiotic
Most public libraries will happily provide more "white people bad" materials, as they're run by leftist cat women with useless degrees.
Exactly. These people act like they are being stopped from learning all they want about it. They are free to listen to the garbage people like Kendi spew out.
Or run by stronk wahman who can't figure out their political orientation OR their sexual orientation!
https://archive.ph/ifWMt
Useless professor uses rage bait classes to draw in spiteful minorities…
We can’t say whitey bad in class anymore
The selective cherry picking of history led to this. Ask any black American who enslaved them and maybe 1 in 10 would say their fellow Africans which is the harsh reality.
Good, your job should be as a educator not a propagandist
But education is quite hard, the propagandist gig just requires to you stamp on your conscience until it stops screaming at you...
Sounds like the typical victim. I do isn’t know about African involvement in slavery til my late teens
The answer is: No one. No one enslaved them. I'm ready to discount the off chance that they spent some time in africa as actual slaves here because it's virtually nonexistant.
Orlando is one of the stronger liberal areas. UCF has some cool programs, like themed design. Sadly, it also has this.
Why are they crying, they said that schools weren't teaching CRT? 🤔