Post by robeiae on Oct 23, 2020 12:53:55 GMT -5
In Washington State, no less: thepostmillennial.com/seattle-libraries-implement-racial-segregation-in-the-name-of-social-justice
Here's a pic of the "separate but equal" training sessions:
Here's some details:
I'm seriously starting to believe that the real underlying problem we are facing is a belief that a good chunk--a huge chunk--of the population is intelligent enough to make their own decisions...
Here's a pic of the "separate but equal" training sessions:
Here's some details:
The consultants "begin with an anti-oppression framework" and use segregated sessions in order to root out "institutional privileges and systemic inequities embedded in the current socio-political conditions that influence and affect our institutions."
The consultants discovered widespread "institutional racism" in the library system—and dismissed employees who reported "not experiencing or witnessing racism while working at KCLS" as likely suffering from the false consciousness of "internalized racism." When reached by e-mail, Racial Equity Consultants said it was not authorized to comment.
The consultants discovered widespread "institutional racism" in the library system—and dismissed employees who reported "not experiencing or witnessing racism while working at KCLS" as likely suffering from the false consciousness of "internalized racism." When reached by e-mail, Racial Equity Consultants said it was not authorized to comment.
I'm seriously starting to believe that the real underlying problem we are facing is a belief that a good chunk--a huge chunk--of the population is intelligent enough to make their own decisions...
