No, but I don’t think we’ve done enough to break the cycle, particularly in education and the legal system.
Race
- Thread starter 57Brave
- Start date
No, but I don’t think we’ve done enough to break the cycle, particularly in education and the legal system.
sturg33
I
My argument is that we have found the reason, and are just willfully ignoring it because it would cost additional money to resolve.
To start, I’d stop the practice of property taxes directly funding local schools and instead create a system where K-12 public education is funded equally across the board by each state or even the federal government. Fixing the education system would do more to create opportunity than anything else we can do, in my opinion.
To tackle education inequality, sure. This would help many students of all races, but would be a step toward combatting racism since there’s still a natural segregation in many cities due to previous explicitly racist policies.
Happy to hear how you’d propose addressing the fact that schools in lower income communities get funded at such a lower rate.
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
Friendly reminder of every time you see Andy Ngo shared here to roll your eyes, thread that tears him apart.
[tw]1462834623252209668[/tw]
[tw]1462834623252209668[/tw]
I’m not necessarily against school of choice, but what are the guardrails in place if the poorer parents cannot afford to compete with the richer ones? If those answers are sufficiently answered, I can get on board with it. My biggest worry when it comes to these questions is what happens at the bottom of the barrel, so to speak. If there was a system in place to ensure the schools were all funded to such an extent that no students were subject to the current system’s failings, then I’d be in. I don’t care if a solution is public or private if it’s fully equitable.
cajunrevenge
Well-known member
The problem isnt funding. Have you ever heard a government agency say its funded just fine? School is so expensive because its primary function is being a daycare. We could really just end high schools all together and not lose much the only problem is then the streets would be full of teenagers and they get into trouble. They need to tear the whole thing down and start over from scratch. Start kids in school/daycare earlier. It can start as a daycare but transition into education. The early years are where you can really set a child up for success. We need to seperate the girls and boys in school. They learn differently. They should use games to teach kids. I feel like its a fact that kids that grow up playing video games are smarter. Even games that arent specifically education related it can be educational just based on learning problem solving and critical thinking. I think we could finish with grade school around age 15-16. Some kids could go to a community college for 2 years and the best could go straight to a college. College also needs to be streamlined.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
You’re a sick individual
Tamil rice was a 12 year old with a toy
And even if it was a gun, it’s an open carry state
If you watch the video of that cop arriving and firing within seconds of getting there and still support all of that happened
I mean, you’re just a lost human that has no real code to live by.
You don't understand the point of why I said that. That typical.
The idea that black people get shot while white people walk "look at what happened to Tamir Rice" is what is bandied about by idiots like yourself.
Its a lie like all your other poison.