My personal experiences with race and racism.

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Proletariat

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Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: Proletariat

As for Che: lets not talk about him. Hes more than you could ever even hope of being in the next 200 cycles of rebirth.


Proletariat, you're a clueless wannabe revolutionary fueled by teen angst. You're the typical HS/college age kid who is still naive, yet at the same time filled with zeal.

Your screenname is a popular Marxist term, and you idolize Che who was a Marxist revolutionary. Just how typical and contrived can you get? Apparently very. You are the typical "rebel without a clue".

As for your boy Che, he was captured, caged and put down like the bad dog that he was. Yipe.
Hey - well as long as we are in insult-match mode: at least I get sex :)

 

Literati

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You are correct. It is not so much a problem of race, as it is a problem of peer influence and not having a proper education / environment.

I agree that most Mexicans I have met, in fact, all of the ones I met, are soft spoken, hard working and humble people.

In fact, I grew up with one from the Primera Flats, a crip, his whole family was crips. I'm talking blue bandanas hung around the house, the whole nine.

I guess your whole family would have to be a crip if you lived in Primera Flats. I never got too into it, but as far as I know that neighborhood isn't too crip friendly.

Anyways, you know what? They were some of the greatest, easiest people to get along with. I'm not saying they didn't do terrible things back in Cali, but, they knew I had nothing to do with any of that stuff, and loved me for it.

But yea, your OP seemed like a pretty fair and objective assessment.
 

91TTZ

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Originally posted by: Proletariat

Hey - well as long as we are in insult-match mode: at least I get sex :)

Well tell him that I'm happy for you.

I've been with my gf for years, so that's not a problem for me.
 

Literati

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Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: Proletariat

As for Che: lets not talk about him. Hes more than you could ever even hope of being in the next 200 cycles of rebirth.


Proletariat, you're a clueless wannabe revolutionary fueled by teen angst. You're the typical HS/college age kid who is still naive, yet at the same time filled with zeal.

Your screenname is a popular Marxist term, and you idolize Che who was a Marxist revolutionary. Just how typical and contrived can you get? Apparently very. You are the typical "rebel without a clue".

As for your boy Che, he was captured, caged and put down like the bad dog that he was. Yipe.


Oh wow, SOMEBODY MARK THIS DOWN ON THE CALANDER AS THE DAY I ALMOST COMPLETELY AGREE WITH 91TTZ!

Surely one of the signs of the apocolypse!
 

Mermaidman

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Some thoughts:

1) If the OP had been assaulted by a group of whites, would he have become fearful of white men?

2) What qualities now attributed to race is actually a byproduct of socioeconomic status?

3) Did I just eat a whole bag of M&Ms?
 

Valkerie

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Two mother fuc*kers being two blacks and one mother fuc*ken white guy jumped me and my friend because we were Asian. I was basically an honor student and my friend was new to town. Stupid gangsters don't take names, they just take color and preference. Retaliated, no, because I'm sure the same guys are getting beat up by the nasty and wicked cops in Minneapolis (not that I would care a whole lot anyway).
 

91TTZ

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Originally posted by: Literati

Oh wow, SOMEBODY MARK THIS DOWN ON THE CALANDER AS THE DAY I ALMOST COMPLETELY AGREE WITH 91TTZ!

Surely one of the signs of the apocolypse!

And here I thought the sky turning red and the temperature dropping 70 degrees in the last 10 minutes was just a local weather thing...
 

Valkerie

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Originally posted by: Solodays
Blacks can't stand up for themselves maybe because what the White people had done to them back 50-100 years ago. Back then Blacks are scare of Whites and now it's the other way around. ahh Blacks dont have any f-ing discipline, especially the black womens ive encounter.

This isn't true. Stand up for themselves? In a drive by, that's standing up for themselves. A good way of standing up, maybe not, but that is standing up. And don't think you understand them, because your so totally ignorant.
 

shilala

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Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: Hubris

It's funny, cause people now think that while blacks aren't as intelligent, they're better athletes than whites. And yet at the end of the 19th century, beginning of the 20th, whites thought they had it over blacks in both. Jack Johnson, a heavyweight fighter, came out in the early 20th century and annihilated all the white opponents he fought. And because there was no way to incorporate him (not to mention Jesse Owens)into their world view, whites have, over the last hundred years, decided that while blacks may be as good or better than them in sports, whites still have it over blacks when it comes to intelligence. Forgive me if I don't agree with this.

The only time that whites thought black weren't as good at sports was when they were not allowed to compete. Once they started competing and people saw the results, the truth was pretty apparent.

As far as the intelligence issue, kids all over the country take tests, and blacks consistently score lower than any other group. There is nothing holding them back but themselves. They truth is apparent in this, also. We are not talking about a few isolated instances, we are talking about a world-wide trend in intelligence. I want you to show me one country where the blacks outscore the whites or Asians. You can't say it's due to poverty, because statistics have shown that poor whites and Asians still outscore wealthy blacks. By isolating the factors and eliminating causes which show no effect on score, we're able to see what goes in hand with what. The only thing that remains consistent is race.

You cannot say it's just an American "white oppression" thing, because people of African descent tend to be poor no matter where they live. Even in their home country they're poor. Everywhere else they're poor, too. This stems from the fact that their intelligence is, in fact, lower, and they get outcompeted in tasks which require cognitive abilities. In short, they've reached a intelligence-limited threshold that they cannot cross.

People like to create "feelgood" excuses to cover up the real reasons, because they can't tolerate the idea that there may very well be an underlying genetic difference that they can't change.

On one hand, I can buy the "genetic difference" argument.
I believe it's simply a matter of selection rather than propensity.

Think about it...
White/European culture has been selected for IQ for hundreds of years. Intelligent people are more apt to earn well, giving them an obvious advantage in the economies of the last 4 or 500 years. It only stands to reason that the resultant individuals would have a higher base IQ.

Fast forward to the last 100 years...
Blacks have entered the same white culture in mass numbers. They have succeeded immediately in becoming equal to or better than a large margin of the society into which they've been mainstreamed (retarded ghetto trash aside).

In a blink of an eye on an evolutionary scale, an oppressed culture of supposed inferiority has shown in no uncertain terms that they are not in any way "less than".

Does that not present a tremendous argument for superior genetic propensity?
Does that not also show that cultural repression is the only thing that's gained the race it's dubious distinction?
Does that not also show that the continued cultural repression they experience is the only thing holding them back?

That's the way my scientific mind sees the black race.

Why are they still oppressed?
Simple.
It's the image portrayed by the ghetto trash that the OP mentioned.
I'd rather shoot a hoodrat in the face than talk to them.
If a black man (or hispanic man, or white man, or asian man) walks up to me in a basketball jersey, Nike Shox, and a g-unit necklace, he's more likely to be shown violence than opportunity.

And so far as I'm concerned, it's well deserved.
 

aplefka

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Originally posted by: LS20
let's see... i went to grade school in san jose... the asian population there would astound many of you. my best friend was mexican, thus there were many in my social network. in college, i was fortunate enough to live (in a coop) with and befriend people from more countries than i can remember (in future europe visits.. its free accomodations for life!)... danes, brits, czechs, germans, russians, kazakhs, french, maltese, spaniards, scots, turks, argentinians, indonesians, bolivians, aussies, etc...

in the end, the most glaringly intuitive idea makes itself obvious: that we're all the same. as cliched as it sounds, it really opened my eyes. ya, no shi.t. but reading these threads gives me the idea that many people are too sheltered from and ignorant of other cultures to accept a concept like that.

in truth sometimes ill make a few stereotypical remarks..mostly in jest and because of stubborn human nature.. but in all honesty i can never agree with or see the prejudiced and bigoted statements many make here..

Yes, we're ignorant and bigots for not being PC and calling it how we see it. :roll:

It's people like you who I feel sorry for. The ones who are so tightly wrapped up in not offending anyone with what you say that you start having that kind of a mindset rather than seeing how things really are.
 

Battleangel3222

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Originally posted by: Valkerie
Originally posted by: Battleangel3222
Hip hop is cultural? Read the lyrics and kill yourself.

you must be in love with ashton kutcher and cameron diaz

What the fsck are you talking about? Both are horrible actors that can never stfu.
 

aplefka

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Originally posted by: Doboji
Racism in America is alive and well... You are simply ignorant.... I don't have the time or inclination to sit here and refute you in depth, but the fact that your mind places people in categories according to skin color is the essence of the problem. You probably don't even notice the black guy who you check out with at the grocery store... or the black guy who greets you when you get on a public bus. Or any of the millions of other black people who are regular intelligent normal people. That is the nature of your racism.... you see all black people by the characteristics of a very small few who have caused you problems. I got jumped by skinheads when I was 16... do I now hate white people? The guy who hit and ran from me was a white guy, the guy who robbed me was a white guy. By your post, I should now be nervous everytime I see a white person.

YOu are racist plain and simple... and I'm not saying that to insult you or demean you... I'm saying it because it's true. It's your minds way of analyzing your situation.... of being afraid of a certain type of people because of such a trivial characteristic as the color of their skin.

Take a deep look inside... try to notice characteristics a little deeper than skin color. Rise above such general categorization.... get more details into your system.... notice more than skin color.

That's all I can say right now.... if this thread is still alive come monday you'll see more.

EDIT: I see that at the end of the post you are starting to see the light....

-Max

Well, I had an entire reply typed out, but I must've missed a word or something cuz I got a censored error.

Anyways, he's not ignorant or racist, he's basing it on stastics. There's a certain point where stastistics is what it becomes. And again, statistics are not everything and I realize this.

But honestly, if you saw a group of people, any race, don't care if they're fvcking blue or purple or whatever, and they were walking towards you in a manner that you felt threatened, would you or would you not be afraid? Don't even try to say you wouldn't be, unless you're The Thing or Hulk or something. It's not because of their race he's afraid of them, it's because of their attitude and attire.

It's not racism, it's human nature. Racism is belittling someone over their skin color, which is not at all what the OP is doing. But again, in this PC-conscious world we live in I'm surprised there aren't more replies with your message. I don't care if you think the OP and those that think like him are racist (myself included) because the truth is we're not, and it's ignorant of YOU to say we are when our feelings are clearly stated and aren't anywhere near racism.
 

aplefka

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Originally posted by: Mermaidman
Some thoughts:

1) If the OP had been assaulted by a group of whites, would he have become fearful of white men?

2) What qualities now attributed to race is actually a byproduct of socioeconomic status?

3) Did I just eat a whole bag of M&Ms?

1) Not all whites in general, as there are far too many of them, but whites that were of the nature of those that assaulted him, which is getting onto number 2.

2) Pretty much everything, but it's each race's respective fault. I think the biggest flaw is with young (teen-early 20s) blacks who want to imitate their role models when their role models are "thugs" that aren't in gangs and that live in nicer houses than 85% of the population. I also think it's young whites' flaw to think that because of the way the young blacks talk/act that it's "too hard" to interact with them and therefore they just stick to their own groups, which consequently end up being divided by race for the most part. Hispanics typically mix in with either group as do Asians. Honestly, I don't understand why white people and black people can't just get along. It's the fvcking color of your skin, who gives a sh1t?

3) I don't know, although I did just drink a 64 oz Gatorade Frost. :p
 

classy

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WOW, some of things said here are so out there I am speechless.
"Walks away in disbelief"
 

hardwareuser

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Originally posted by: necine
Originally posted by: hardwareuser
I studied in USC (downtown LA). We always got crime reports whenever one happened. I can't remember a single report that involved a white suspect; the suspects were always black or hispanic. So yeah, in general, I'm kinda cautious when they're around... except when they're wearing a suit. I think those professional black guys are extra cool for not following the trend.

In conclusion, there are probably a lot of people with the same opinion as you.


I've actually studied this phenomenon a bit. I was baffled by the fact that blacks make up about 25% of the population, yet about 50% of prisons. The truth is that most crimes are commited by whites (why not? they make up more of the population). Over media outlets, when describing a crime/criminal will disregard race when it's a white criminal... However, when it is a black suspect it is almost always mentioned. If you watch the news they are 99% likely to show the image of a suspect if they are a minority.

Your logic really doesn't follow. The prison population is composed of about 50% African Americans, and yet the majority of crimes are commited by white? So are you saying that whites get away with it more easily?
 

Auryg

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Originally posted by: Hubris



And those of you saying that out of 1000 blacks, 999 live up to the steretype can go to hell. Try flipping that around.

Way to not read. What I said was "even if 999/1000 "

EVEN IF.

Jesus.

And those that say that genetics simply can't be it..I ask, why not? There are more biological differences than just skin color between races..bone density, eye shape, nose size..wang size..etc. Why can't the extend to the brain? Is that somehow a place that evolution does not touch? Tell that to the monkeys.

My family has some native american blood in it. Guess what also runs in the family? That's right, alcoholism and addiction in general. Am I racist for saying that? No. My grandma is alcoholic, I had a cousin that died from heroin abuse, and cigarettes are the holy grail to my family. Because of this I stay away from alcohol, tobacco, even pain medication.

It's BIOLOGICAL. My family certainly does not live on an indian reservation, haven't for atleast 4 generations. We are also very well off, so it's not because of poverty.

 

Doboji

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Originally posted by: aplefka
Originally posted by: Doboji
Racism in America is alive and well... You are simply ignorant.... I don't have the time or inclination to sit here and refute you in depth, but the fact that your mind places people in categories according to skin color is the essence of the problem. You probably don't even notice the black guy who you check out with at the grocery store... or the black guy who greets you when you get on a public bus. Or any of the millions of other black people who are regular intelligent normal people. That is the nature of your racism.... you see all black people by the characteristics of a very small few who have caused you problems. I got jumped by skinheads when I was 16... do I now hate white people? The guy who hit and ran from me was a white guy, the guy who robbed me was a white guy. By your post, I should now be nervous everytime I see a white person.

YOu are racist plain and simple... and I'm not saying that to insult you or demean you... I'm saying it because it's true. It's your minds way of analyzing your situation.... of being afraid of a certain type of people because of such a trivial characteristic as the color of their skin.

Take a deep look inside... try to notice characteristics a little deeper than skin color. Rise above such general categorization.... get more details into your system.... notice more than skin color.

That's all I can say right now.... if this thread is still alive come monday you'll see more.

EDIT: I see that at the end of the post you are starting to see the light....

-Max

Well, I had an entire reply typed out, but I must've missed a word or something cuz I got a censored error.

Anyways, he's not ignorant or racist, he's basing it on stastics. There's a certain point where stastistics is what it becomes. And again, statistics are not everything and I realize this.

But honestly, if you saw a group of people, any race, don't care if they're fvcking blue or purple or whatever, and they were walking towards you in a manner that you felt threatened, would you or would you not be afraid? Don't even try to say you wouldn't be, unless you're The Thing or Hulk or something. It's not because of their race he's afraid of them, it's because of their attitude and attire.

It's not racism, it's human nature. Racism is belittling someone over their skin color, which is not at all what the OP is doing. But again, in this PC-conscious world we live in I'm surprised there aren't more replies with your message. I don't care if you think the OP and those that think like him are racist (myself included) because the truth is we're not, and it's ignorant of YOU to say we are when our feelings are clearly stated and aren't anywhere near racism.


I'd say the biggest problem with trying to discuss racism is that the word itself has become so villified that to be anywhere remotely associated with it is to be alligned with the nazis, satan, and the hounds of hell. But reality is discrimination prejudice and racism are normal natural elements of human nature. We are all guilty of it on some scale. The OP is as well, and my post was simply meant to point out in which direction he is racist... It has nothing to do with statistics... it has to do with his inability to see black people who were "normal" people.... he associated "black man" only with those who had given him trouble and who appeared to be ignorant violent people. He failed to even notice the dozens hundreds or even thousands of other black people who would contradict his new found stereotype.

At the end of his post it becomes apparant that he has begun to understand that he was wrong to feel as he did, that all black men were threatening... and his eyes have opened to the many other black people out there. This is a good thing.... he is still racist... lets call him a recovering racist... but stop assuming that by my calling him a racist I am calling him some kind of taboo bad name. I'm simply pointing out where he has given into human nature, and should fight to rise above mankind's natural tendencies. Which it appears he has already begun.

-Max
 

Doboji

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Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: Hubris

It's funny, cause people now think that while blacks aren't as intelligent, they're better athletes than whites. And yet at the end of the 19th century, beginning of the 20th, whites thought they had it over blacks in both. Jack Johnson, a heavyweight fighter, came out in the early 20th century and annihilated all the white opponents he fought. And because there was no way to incorporate him (not to mention Jesse Owens)into their world view, whites have, over the last hundred years, decided that while blacks may be as good or better than them in sports, whites still have it over blacks when it comes to intelligence. Forgive me if I don't agree with this.

The only time that whites thought black weren't as good at sports was when they were not allowed to compete. Once they started competing and people saw the results, the truth was pretty apparent.

As far as the intelligence issue, kids all over the country take tests, and blacks consistently score lower than any other group. There is nothing holding them back but themselves. They truth is apparent in this, also. We are not talking about a few isolated instances, we are talking about a world-wide trend in intelligence. I want you to show me one country where the blacks outscore the whites or Asians. You can't say it's due to poverty, because statistics have shown that poor whites and Asians still outscore wealthy blacks. By isolating the factors and eliminating causes which show no effect on score, we're able to see what goes in hand with what. The only thing that remains consistent is race.

You cannot say it's just an American "white oppression" thing, because people of African descent tend to be poor no matter where they live. Even in their home country they're poor. Everywhere else they're poor, too. This stems from the fact that their intelligence is, in fact, lower, and they get outcompeted in tasks which require cognitive abilities. In short, they've reached a intelligence-limited threshold that they cannot cross.

People like to create "feelgood" excuses to cover up the real reasons, because they can't tolerate the idea that there may very well be an underlying genetic difference that they can't change.


My dear friend 911TZ,

let me begin by saying I know where you're coming from. ATOT certainly is know for knee jerk reactions in one direction in another... and this thread is no exception. However I return to my previous argument many threads ago, that to simply categorize and classify people by such a huuuuge arbitrary characteristic such as skin color is just plain old fashioned dumb. Thats not to say that you couldn't say that XXX people who are from XX plains in XX country display the following characteristics... and then make genetic observations... but to make a blanket grab "black people" is just silly... That only gives you one physical attribute to play with.... and is too vague to draw any meaningful conclusion about a person without further information.

Thats simply the way it is...

-Max
 

w00t

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A friend and I got mugged by two black guys with a gun yesterday these are the people that make black people look bad. I feel sorry for the educated/hardworking ones that get treated badly because they are black its not there fault its people like this in are society breathing are oxygen there purpose in life is worthless.

sorry if I come off rude after what happen It really put things into perspective.

read this: http://www.crf-usa.org/brown50th/color_of_justice.htm

from this link "African Americans account for about 40 percent of the arrests for violent crimes"

 

KokomoGSTmp

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I'm an 2nd gen asian immigrant... where I grew up in white suburbia only East Asian male in my high school class, plenty of racism. Still is. I've notice that the people I get along with best are definitely people with the same background as me. Whether they grew up in this country or not, they all seem to understand being ostracized, insulted, etc.

Do I still harbor some hatred for X people? Well, ask any minority person growing up in "hostile" circumstances... of course they do. Many people just use PC crap to cover up the fact that they don't like "us", whoever that "us" is/was. They also their current behavior to excuse their past wrongs. This that OK? Do you think there's even an apology? Fsck no! People were raised like that just as notfred stated. That doesn't change the fact acknowledging wrongs doesn't make up for the damage already done.

As long as the color of my skin is yellow, someone out there that I meet will hate me and because of their hatred, I'll probably hate them back. It's a total gut reaction. I'm sure that the large majority know what it feels like even if it has nothing to do with racial hate. But consider how evil it is when there is no way to retaliate and there is no justice to be had, only more hate.

I have met and been friends with lots of people of different cultures. I've had many Latino friends, a couple from one of the worst drug areas in the nation (Paterson is considered the drug capital of the East Coast by some people) and they all ALL agree that the hatred was taught to them as kids.

I went to school in the Midwest and I met more than a few students in my dorm that had never met an asian person before me. I had an inner city black student frankly tell me that they saw Asians as white, so they hated them just as much as white people. The white population never has to deal with this... if your skin is white, you can blend in the majority and mock other ethnicies behind the stronghold of majority popular, media dominance, etc. The black population enjoys similar benefits to a certain degree.

Why do you think ethnic groups tend to stay together, especially asian and hispanic subgroups? Because they feel safe together... they don't have to deal with that bullcr@p of ignorance. The US is a melting pot? Don't make me laugh! It's a salad bar. We don't try to mix unless someone tosses us together. If you say that needs to change and everyone get all niceynice together, that's not going to happen.

I think white and black America still have a lot to answer for... things will become pretty messed up as the Hispanic and Asian population become the two largest populations in the US in the future. I'm hoping to see some major changes in my lifetime... it's already too late for me and an entire generation of people, we can only hope that things will change enough that our children don't have to go through the same thing. /RANT
 

Medea

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Originally posted by: 91TTZ
As far as the intelligence issue, kids all over the country take tests, and blacks consistently score lower than any other group. There is nothing holding them back but themselves.

I taught third grade for a year in Brooklyn (black and Puerto Rican neighborhood). One day, I had forgotten my watch and asked one of the kids to go in the hall and tell me what time it was. When he came back with the wrong time, I asked another kid. Then it clicked: the kids were used to reading digital clocks. So, I started a lesson plan beginning with the basics: 60 secs in a min, 60 mins in an hr, etc. and ending with reading a clock "face."

The next day while I was teaching this, a white teacher came into my classroom, waited until I had finished my sentence, and then stated: "You are wasting your time" - to a class of 8 year-olds! I turned to the class and asked them if I was wasting my time. They said "no" but in a dejected, quiet voice. I told them, "I can't hear you." This time, they said it a little louder. I repeated that I couldn't hear them, and to say it to make sure that I and Mr. X could hear it. This time, they shouted it. I turned to him and smiled. He slunk out of the classroom.

Three things:
1. the kids learned the lesson;
2. when there was a substitute teacher in another 3rd grade class, one of those kids told one of mine that he didn't have to do school work that day and mine did. My kid replied, "Yeah, but at least we're learning something."
3. 91TTZ, as the saying goes: you can take you and your ideas and shove them where the sun don't shine.

 

w00t

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Originally posted by: Medea
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
As far as the intelligence issue, kids all over the country take tests, and blacks consistently score lower than any other group. There is nothing holding them back but themselves.

I taught third grade for a year in Brooklyn (black and Puerto Rican neighborhood). One day, I had forgotten my watch and asked one of the kids to go in the hall and tell me what time it was. When he came back with the wrong time, I asked another kid. Then it clicked: the kids were used to reading digital clocks. So, I started a lesson plan beginning with the basics: 60 secs in a min, 60 mins in an hr, etc. and ending with reading a clock "face."

The next day while I was teaching this, a white teacher came into my classroom, waited until I had finished my sentence, and then stated: "You are wasting your time" - to a class of 8 year-olds! I turned to the class and asked them if I was wasting my time. They said "no" but in a dejected, quiet voice. I told them, "I can't hear you." This time, they said it a little louder. I repeated that I couldn't hear them, and to say it to make sure that I and Mr. X could hear it. This time, they shouted it. I turned to him and smiled. He slunk out of the classroom.

Three things:
1. the kids learned the lesson;
2. when there was a substitute teacher in another 3rd grade class, one of those kids told one of mine that he didn't have to do school work that day and mine did. My kid replied, "Yeah, but at least we're learning something."
3. 91TTZ, as the saying goes: you can take you and your ideas and shove them where the sun don't shine.


nice job man.