Black Parents Promoting ILLITERACY & Ghetto Culture in Kids is A PANDEMIC

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• AN

  @Anthony-g3c8o · 1 month ago

  My personal opinion is that no kid left behind was the worst idea in educational history 😮

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• RH

  @Rhonna-e3z · 1 month ago

  The sad part about it is the little girl can't talk.

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• MS

  @msladawn2002 · 1 month ago

  I seen this coming YEARS ago!!! And that exactly why I pulled my children out at 6th and 1st grade to homeschool them. Best decision I EVER MADE!!! And while ther were young, they didn't see the vision. But they definitely appreciate my decision now...🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

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• BR

  @brennonflowers · 1 month ago

  So fun fact In learned since I started working for CPS is that educational neglect isn’t a CPS issue in my state. We wouldn’t get involved if a child cannot read or even they’re not going to school.

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• AR

  @areasonableperson24 · 1 month ago

  It is the parent(s) responsibility to ensure the kid can read and do math.<br>You can’t have a successful future without.

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• MI

  @michelegreshan1539 · 1 month ago

  And take those damn cell phones out of the schools. That a major problem as well

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• CH

  @chocolate4685 · 1 month ago

  This is a black ghetto lifestyle. &nbsp;Not all blacks live like this. &nbsp;I know children who can read. &nbsp;Some children enjoy reading. &nbsp;Some blacks are classy and speak well, proper. &nbsp;Not all black kids curse.

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• SK

  @Skinnyd4 · 1 month ago (edited)

  This is not a new phenomenon. <br><br>I am Black. I went to a pretty heterogeneous high school and I am not what you&apos;d call quintessential. <br><br>Even back then, there were many, many people who lived in my neighborhood - and even some in my own family - who had issue with the fact that not only did I use the words &quot;heterogenous&quot; and &quot;quintessential&quot; correctly, but that I can also spell them both, because, you know, it doesn&apos;t meet whatever standard of Blackness they have decided they get to set. <br><br>But it gets even better... <br><br>My mother tells me stories of people hearing me speak as a child and telling her I sounded &quot;white,&quot; by which they basically meant I did not sound like a &quot;thug&quot; and I had no interest in doing so. <br><br>This was not something recent. &nbsp;I&apos;m almost 52 years old - so these things said to and about me... we&apos;re going back the the &apos;70s. <br><br>I have never, ever been able to wrap my head around the idea ignorance was something to be glorified. I still do not and I never will.

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• MO

  @MoedusaTheeGoddess · 1 month ago

  No other race of people do this but us.. but when the asians told us about ourselves and told us to raise our children better, we wanted to get offended.. we dont even listen to each other bc if you call behavior out like this, you get called a hater and stop trying to tell other people how to raise their kids.. well SOMEBODY needs to bc wtf is going on? I hate when people blame single moms, but this is Def becoming a pattern

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• RU

  @ruththompson2757 · 1 month ago

  Teacher Ms Ruth APPROVES of this msg 👍. As a Teacher this is ALL the TRUTH ...

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• AC

  @According2MinaB · 1 month ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMpePYINcKA&amp;t=1358">22:38</a> that lil girl so far gone. she is in the 1st grade and can&apos;t even pronounce &quot;FIRST GRADE&quot; but she got on fake jewelry, Jordans and a grown up hairstyle, talking about don&apos;t fuck with me! The momma is 1000% the problem. She think this crap is cute but legit she is creating the next gen of statistics! I am the proud mother of a 14 yr old, who reads on a collegiate level, does math on a 12th grade level &amp; frequently engages in intellectually sophisticated conversations with enlightened adults. Trust me when I say, it ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS starts with what you&apos;re teaching them babies at home!

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• MI

  @michelegreshan1539 · 1 month ago

  Teachers only can teach the Curriculum they are giving

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