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Given how the PPG and She Ra reboots ended up as, I can actually see CN trying to take this route with JB. It’s terrifying to think about.
Social Justice Warriors - Now With Less Feminism Sperging
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They won't.
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Well now, this is certainly interesting. So far the woke have tried tackling traditional issues of discriminations that have already been tackled and gradually had to back away - at least from what I've seen - from suck my girl cock you bigot lesbian. It just won't go mainstream for some unknown reason. Douglas Murray has suggested the death of this woke culture may be in attempting to tackle height and beauty based discriminations. I'm pleased to see they literally don't listen to the people they claim to hate and here's one lone tard attempting to do just that. Woke culture one step closer to the grave... one hopes.
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Hey look, it's the latest DNC puppet, since the remaining tard from Marjorie-Stoneman is relentlessly mocked.
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Here's the return of notes:
Task 4: Rules, Rules, Rules
Let's start by recalling some rules we've experienced as students. As we do, consider….
More broadly…
What other first thoughts about rules do we have?
A Case Study on Rules: Dress Codes
To think more deeply about the function and consequences of rules, let's look at one set of rules commonly seen at schools…..dress codes.
What do you recall about dress codes at your high school? What rationale was given for these dress codes?
Above I asked you to consider if rules can potentially have disproportionate harm to some students or possible unintended consequences (or side effects). Recall the discussion of the "hidden curriculum" earlier in the semester. How do rules help shape that hidden curriculum?
Check out at least one of the following links:
So….What Do We Do?
None of this is to suggest that classrooms should be free-for-alls with no behavior expectations! Rather, it is a call to be thoughtful about WHAT norms we are establishing and WHY. And to include students in the conversation.
Consider….
Task 5: Readings & Discussion on Classroom Community
What alternatives do the the following articles offer us around rethinking classroom management and reframing it as creating classroom culture? What do these readings help us to consider about classroom rules and norms? How can classroom culture support learning? How can it be oppressive?
Task 4: Rules, Rules, Rules
Let's start by recalling some rules we've experienced as students. As we do, consider….
- The origins and/or rationale for the rule - what is it intended to do and where does it come from?
- Does the rule disproportionately affect certain groups of students? Is it "easier" for some students to follow?
- Does the rule have unintended consequences?
- How is such a rule enforced?
- Does the rule tend to be effective? Why/why not?
- What might happen if the rule was eliminated?
More broadly…
- Why do we have classroom rules?
- What do rules suggest about students? Teachers? Classroom spaces?
What other first thoughts about rules do we have?
A Case Study on Rules: Dress Codes
To think more deeply about the function and consequences of rules, let's look at one set of rules commonly seen at schools…..dress codes.
What do you recall about dress codes at your high school? What rationale was given for these dress codes?
Above I asked you to consider if rules can potentially have disproportionate harm to some students or possible unintended consequences (or side effects). Recall the discussion of the "hidden curriculum" earlier in the semester. How do rules help shape that hidden curriculum?
Check out at least one of the following links:
- This explainer piece from Vox has a good overview of the issue including lots of links to recent incidents around dress codes.
- This report from the National Women's Law Center focuses on the experiences of Black girls in DC schools around dress codes. Here's an op-ed from one of the report's student authors.
- Another overview piece from the NEA.
- Here's a Teen Vogue piece about a high school that experimented with an anti-dress code policy. Note the "students may" language. Side note….Teen Vogue is a surprisingly good source of articles for the high school classroom!
So….What Do We Do?
None of this is to suggest that classrooms should be free-for-alls with no behavior expectations! Rather, it is a call to be thoughtful about WHAT norms we are establishing and WHY. And to include students in the conversation.
Consider….
- Teachers are often concerned about needing to have authority. What gives us authority? What is the difference in being authoritative vs. authoritarian?
- We also worry a lot about respect. What do we mean when we talk about respect in classroom spaces? How is respect achieved?
- We discussed intrinsic and extrinsic motivation around grades. How does that apply to rules? How does it help us consider the alternatives?
Task 5: Readings & Discussion on Classroom Community
What alternatives do the the following articles offer us around rethinking classroom management and reframing it as creating classroom culture? What do these readings help us to consider about classroom rules and norms? How can classroom culture support learning? How can it be oppressive?
- "Why Black Girls are Targeted for Punishment at School - and How to Change That" - TED Talk by Monique Morris
- "Why I don't have classroom rules"
- "Seven Cs for Effective Teaching" (this is a summary of the key philosophy in Emdin's book); check out his TEDx Talk here as well.
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Even with looking like a coked out Zippy the Pinhead, the Nazbol Party still looks preferable to that monstrosity on the right hand side.
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The humor in that image is definitely from trying to call traditionalist workers gross and inbred while proudly portraying their own side as a diaper-wearing furry sodomite.
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Secured an archive of the article - http://archive.li/KC1qP#selection-285.145-289.25
Of particular note is this claim -
Is @yesthatanna still around, and inclined to address this asinine accusation, or relay it to the editors of the Post Millennial?
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Ah yes, well-known Fascist outlet, The National Review.
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Publisher of such Neo-Nazi authors as... squints Jewish Zionist Jonah Goldberg.
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Jews are the real Nazis doncha know.
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Actually I could imagine Johnny learning feminism and failing hard with it to pick up women, maybe even becoming a male feminist sex pest with the beard and soy face.
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The author, "Laura Izaguirre", seems almost too good to be true:
Interestingly, there is no previous KF record.
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These people legitimately give me the creeps. If their ideology took over the mainstream, in a hundred years we would have some thot crying on the rack, some Stacey Abrams type, ugly fat, POC, of dubious sexual origin) looking down lecturing: "If you want an image of the future, Stacy, imagine a size sixteen stiletto stomping on a pretty face, forever." The sheer internal ugliness and sadism in these people is kind of worrying.
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As an aside, the chances that their friend was truly wasted and needed help getting home vs. his female friends cockblocking him because they don't like it when their pet gay stops paying attention to them is probably... 10% vs. 90%.
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I'm more reminded of Cersei's speech to Septa Unella at the end of season 6 of GoT. It really highlighted how petty and vindictive she was.
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Is there any sanity or even just innocuous articles on Medium, or is it all conspiracy theories from the pronoun brigade?
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The latter mostly. Like Twitter Medium got hit hard by rapeugees after Tumblr collapsed.
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I don't know, maybe Johnny going down the Eliot Rogers/Nice Guy route would be interesting...
"Hey there foxy lady. I just wanted to say how much I respect women. Wanna come do the monkey with me?"
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"Yeah, whatever."
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