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I've always had a laugh that for so many "non binary" people, they sure are stuck in a binary way of thinking.
Social Justice Warriors - Now With Less Feminism Sperging
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They remind me of conspiracy theorists if you think about it.
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I'm surprised they didn't just demand to put him in a dress. It's ok to be rapey as a troon. And troons would get that representation they so desperately crave. Appropriate representation. A sad, lonely, horny skunk, who never really gets any, even though that's what he makes his entire life about. But maybe thats my sunday afternoon blunt talkin.
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it's neat to see them say this, while most of then barely know anything about the history of communism. hell they have to lump in unrelated shit to inflate the death toll of capitalism. or out right ignore the far longer and wider spread history of capitalism.
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This is why you just start out as a shitlord. What are they going to do to cancel you, make you a double shitlord? Do you get double canceled?
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Yeah, him being a creep was the punchline. If it wasn't it wouldn't have been in a comedy slap-stick cartoon.
Hell there was even one where the cat falls in love with him and the roles are reversed.
But apparently finding something bad and being able to laugh about it is white nazi vile trans-killing wrong think.
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Unironically yes, they will try. But why stop there? Achieve new heights. Acquire the cancellation high score.
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Whelp, it looks like Asians are next on the chopping block for the SJW crowd.
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Progressives all across America have declared war on Asians, meritocracy, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math). Recently, the San Francisco Unified School District voted to replace their merit admissions process at Lowell High School, one of the best high schools in America and also happens to be 61% Asian, with a lottery-based system.
When Asian-American parents opposed the school district’s plans to enact its new “lottery” system in late October, the school district blasted the parents by stating they were “racist” and responsible for the “toxic culture” at the school. Parents were accused of furthering the “Asian supremacy” agenda by making their children work so hard; their children’s achievements were demoralizing African-American and Latino students.
One African-American parent stated it’s because of Asians hogging up all the spaces “Black people can’t catch up technologically because the ‘stupid Asians’ are keeping black people down out of fear they’d be overtaken.”
When one angry Asian-American parent responded “Trust me, you’ll never catch up. If you need to lower-standards to get in, you’ll never beat us,” a near physical fight broke loose.
Another Asian parent screamed, “First you blame white people, now you blame us!? Grow up! Study harder or go home!”
On Halloween weekend, about 100 families, students, alumni, and community members from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology stood on the grassy lawn in front of the school and held a symbolic memorial service for America’s No. 1 high school, according to Crushing the Myth.
“Remember the glory of TJ (Thomas Jefferson),” said Yuyan Zhou, a Chinese-American alumni mother, as her friends stood around her with awards and trophies that symbolized the school’s shining achievements.
Thomas Jefferson High School will no longer be the No. 1 school in America after abolishing their merit-based admissions to make way for more less-qualified and less-deserving African-American and Latino students who could not pass TJ’s entrance exam.
The Chinese American Parents Association of Fairfax County sent a three-page letter to the Fairfax County Board of Education, opposing the lack of “respect” that Asian-Americans have been facing in the debate over TJ admissions, according to Crushing the Myth.
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Thomas Jefferson spent over 35 years building its reputation as a premier high school. But it only took 12 Democratic members of the Fairfax County School Board only 12 minutes and 11 seconds on Tuesday night, October 6, during an online meeting to kill the school, eliminating its race-blind, merit-based admissions test.
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Around the same time parents at TJ found out race-blind tests were eliminated, members of the Boston Public School system in Massachusetts announced they were going to eliminate academic exams to the school district’s top three schools, including O’Bryant School of Mathematics and Science.
Boston school officials argued that STEM school’s racial demographics are “too white and too Asian and they’re both meeting or exceeding expectations at higher rates” than Black and Hispanic students and that’s not fair. The Boston Public School system calls their new plan “racial equity planning tool.”
Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City is also planning to eliminate race-blind admissions for Stuyvesant High School and the Bronx High School of Science, citing “white supremacy” as the main factor for his quest—never mind the fact those high schools are more than 60 percent Asian.
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Brave Asian Americans @placenyc_org rallied Fri to defend merit test to @StuyNY + top NYC high schools. A girl from Bangladesh, 11, starts to speak. A woman with Black Lives Matter tee steps in the way. NOBODY gets between a child + education with mama + papa bears around.
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One bitter first-generation Asian-American parent vindictively stated, “On a brighter note, I know China, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore will completely destroy American companies when my children are my age because of these stupid policies. That gives me comfort. These idiotic Democrats will guarantee Asians will win—just not Asian-Americans….maybe we should go work for Asian-owned companies instead of giving our minds to Apple or Intel.”
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Lowell High School’s controversial and selective admissions process will be put on hold this year due to coronavirus.
The Board of Education unanimously voted Tuesday to admit incoming ninth graders to Lowell based on the San Francisco’s Unified School District’s usual school assignment lottery system, rather than the school’s unique merit-based admissions process.
Commissioners also indicated a long-term change to the admissions process was needed down the line.
“There seems to be a hunger by most of the board to deal with Lowell long-term,” said Board President Mark Sanchez.
Lowell usually selects students based on a combination of grade point averages and standardized test scores, both of which were made unavailable by the pandemic. School board members approved a credit or no credit system for the spring semester interrupted by shelter-in-place orders, while Gov. Gavin Newsom called off standardized tests.
However the temporary change prompted by coronavirus may end up prompting a broader conversation about merit-based admissions, its effect on students of color, and Lowell’s school culture, which some speakers described as “toxic.”
While several welcomed the change as equitable, the temporary proposal for the Westside high school set off an angry — and often ugly — response from many SFUSD parents, students, and alumni. Many argued that it was a disservice to 8th graders who had worked hard at the change to get in and sought an alternative process that would maintain Lowell’s exemption from the student lottery system.
“I don’t understand what merit has to do with racism,” said Andrew Tang, a SFUSD grad. “Merit is all about individual abilities.”
Critics say 44 years of selective admissions has created a lack of diversity at Lowell High School, which is often attended by students from well-resourced middle schools. More than half of its students in the 2018-2019 school year were Asian, 17 percent were white, 12 percent were Hispanic, and less than 2 percent were Black.
That’s compared to SFUSD’s demographic makeup that year of 35 percent Asian, 27 percent Latino, 15 percent white, and 7 percent Black students.
SFUSD has previously attempted to bring more diversity to Lowell, most recently in 2018.
The change recommended by Superintendent Vincent Matthews would only apply to incoming freshmen for the 2021-22 school year. But the legality of the admissions process has been questioned before and some school board members said a permanent fix was needed.
Ruth Asawa School of the Arts is the only other San Francisco public school with selective admissions, but it has specialized programs. Lowell is heralded largely for its general academic quality.
“Lowell is no different than a gifted and talented program designed to appease white parents like myself while siphoning resources,” said Karin Little, parent of an 8th grader. “Like many others, I advocate that it becomes a permanent change.”
Commissioner Jenny Lam introduced an amendment that would create a task force to consider permanent changes to Lowell’s admissions process in response to concerns that the proposal was rushed. She withdrew the amendment, however, after Commissioner Alison Collins called for a commitment to address the school’s toxic culture, which the two will incorporate into a resolution for introduction later on.
While some Lowell students and alumni expressed worry that the school’s quality would decline without academic screening, others attested to the ability of students to adapt to the rigor, as well as the mental effects of having test scores tied to self-worth.
Adding to problems with the school’s culture, Black students have spoken up about racism at the school in the past and even staged a walkout in 2016. Student delegate Shavonne Hines-Foster, a Lowell senior and member of its Black Student Union, has received online harassment about the admissions process since bringing it back up last week.
Many public commenters and commissioners denounced the adults who targeted her.
“To all the people who have been harassing me on social media…I want to say hi, I’m alive and well and I hope you are, too,” Hines-Foster said. “I feel greatly embarrassed for the way you conducted yourselves on these calls.”
But goddamn, Asian Parents are pretty Based. Here are some my favorite quotes:
Progressives Declare War on Asians, Meritocracy and STEM
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Progressives Declare War on Asians, Meritocracy and STEM
November 18, 2020
Progressives all across America have declared war on Asians, meritocracy, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math). Recently, the San Francisco Unified School District voted to replace their merit admissions process at Lowell High School, one of the best high schools in America and also happens to be 61% Asian, with a lottery-based system.
When Asian-American parents opposed the school district’s plans to enact its new “lottery” system in late October, the school district blasted the parents by stating they were “racist” and responsible for the “toxic culture” at the school. Parents were accused of furthering the “Asian supremacy” agenda by making their children work so hard; their children’s achievements were demoralizing African-American and Latino students.
One African-American parent stated it’s because of Asians hogging up all the spaces “Black people can’t catch up technologically because the ‘stupid Asians’ are keeping black people down out of fear they’d be overtaken.”
When one angry Asian-American parent responded “Trust me, you’ll never catch up. If you need to lower-standards to get in, you’ll never beat us,” a near physical fight broke loose.
Another Asian parent screamed, “First you blame white people, now you blame us!? Grow up! Study harder or go home!”
On Halloween weekend, about 100 families, students, alumni, and community members from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology stood on the grassy lawn in front of the school and held a symbolic memorial service for America’s No. 1 high school, according to Crushing the Myth.
“Remember the glory of TJ (Thomas Jefferson),” said Yuyan Zhou, a Chinese-American alumni mother, as her friends stood around her with awards and trophies that symbolized the school’s shining achievements.
Thomas Jefferson High School will no longer be the No. 1 school in America after abolishing their merit-based admissions to make way for more less-qualified and less-deserving African-American and Latino students who could not pass TJ’s entrance exam.
The Chinese American Parents Association of Fairfax County sent a three-page letter to the Fairfax County Board of Education, opposing the lack of “respect” that Asian-Americans have been facing in the debate over TJ admissions, according to Crushing the Myth.
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Thomas Jefferson spent over 35 years building its reputation as a premier high school. But it only took 12 Democratic members of the Fairfax County School Board only 12 minutes and 11 seconds on Tuesday night, October 6, during an online meeting to kill the school, eliminating its race-blind, merit-based admissions test.
See also
News
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Around the same time parents at TJ found out race-blind tests were eliminated, members of the Boston Public School system in Massachusetts announced they were going to eliminate academic exams to the school district’s top three schools, including O’Bryant School of Mathematics and Science.
Boston school officials argued that STEM school’s racial demographics are “too white and too Asian and they’re both meeting or exceeding expectations at higher rates” than Black and Hispanic students and that’s not fair. The Boston Public School system calls their new plan “racial equity planning tool.”
Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City is also planning to eliminate race-blind admissions for Stuyvesant High School and the Bronx High School of Science, citing “white supremacy” as the main factor for his quest—never mind the fact those high schools are more than 60 percent Asian.
Asra Q. Nomani
@AsraNomani
Brave Asian Americans @placenyc_org rallied Fri to defend merit test to @StuyNY + top NYC high schools. A girl from Bangladesh, 11, starts to speak. A woman with Black Lives Matter tee steps in the way. NOBODY gets between a child + education with mama + papa bears around.
3:28 PM · Oct 24, 2020
222
99 people are Tweeting about this
One bitter first-generation Asian-American parent vindictively stated, “On a brighter note, I know China, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore will completely destroy American companies when my children are my age because of these stupid policies. That gives me comfort. These idiotic Democrats will guarantee Asians will win—just not Asian-Americans….maybe we should go work for Asian-owned companies instead of giving our minds to Apple or Intel.”
Feature Image via Spectrum News NY1
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Lowell’s selective admissions process put on hold this year — and more changes may be in the works
School board votes unanimously to use normal student assignment lottery for competitive schoolLowell High School’s controversial and selective admissions process will be put on hold this year due to coronavirus.
The Board of Education unanimously voted Tuesday to admit incoming ninth graders to Lowell based on the San Francisco’s Unified School District’s usual school assignment lottery system, rather than the school’s unique merit-based admissions process.
Commissioners also indicated a long-term change to the admissions process was needed down the line.
“There seems to be a hunger by most of the board to deal with Lowell long-term,” said Board President Mark Sanchez.
Lowell usually selects students based on a combination of grade point averages and standardized test scores, both of which were made unavailable by the pandemic. School board members approved a credit or no credit system for the spring semester interrupted by shelter-in-place orders, while Gov. Gavin Newsom called off standardized tests.
However the temporary change prompted by coronavirus may end up prompting a broader conversation about merit-based admissions, its effect on students of color, and Lowell’s school culture, which some speakers described as “toxic.”
While several welcomed the change as equitable, the temporary proposal for the Westside high school set off an angry — and often ugly — response from many SFUSD parents, students, and alumni. Many argued that it was a disservice to 8th graders who had worked hard at the change to get in and sought an alternative process that would maintain Lowell’s exemption from the student lottery system.
“I don’t understand what merit has to do with racism,” said Andrew Tang, a SFUSD grad. “Merit is all about individual abilities.”
Critics say 44 years of selective admissions has created a lack of diversity at Lowell High School, which is often attended by students from well-resourced middle schools. More than half of its students in the 2018-2019 school year were Asian, 17 percent were white, 12 percent were Hispanic, and less than 2 percent were Black.
That’s compared to SFUSD’s demographic makeup that year of 35 percent Asian, 27 percent Latino, 15 percent white, and 7 percent Black students.
SFUSD has previously attempted to bring more diversity to Lowell, most recently in 2018.
The change recommended by Superintendent Vincent Matthews would only apply to incoming freshmen for the 2021-22 school year. But the legality of the admissions process has been questioned before and some school board members said a permanent fix was needed.
Ruth Asawa School of the Arts is the only other San Francisco public school with selective admissions, but it has specialized programs. Lowell is heralded largely for its general academic quality.
“Lowell is no different than a gifted and talented program designed to appease white parents like myself while siphoning resources,” said Karin Little, parent of an 8th grader. “Like many others, I advocate that it becomes a permanent change.”
Commissioner Jenny Lam introduced an amendment that would create a task force to consider permanent changes to Lowell’s admissions process in response to concerns that the proposal was rushed. She withdrew the amendment, however, after Commissioner Alison Collins called for a commitment to address the school’s toxic culture, which the two will incorporate into a resolution for introduction later on.
While some Lowell students and alumni expressed worry that the school’s quality would decline without academic screening, others attested to the ability of students to adapt to the rigor, as well as the mental effects of having test scores tied to self-worth.
Adding to problems with the school’s culture, Black students have spoken up about racism at the school in the past and even staged a walkout in 2016. Student delegate Shavonne Hines-Foster, a Lowell senior and member of its Black Student Union, has received online harassment about the admissions process since bringing it back up last week.
Many public commenters and commissioners denounced the adults who targeted her.
“To all the people who have been harassing me on social media…I want to say hi, I’m alive and well and I hope you are, too,” Hines-Foster said. “I feel greatly embarrassed for the way you conducted yourselves on these calls.”
But goddamn, Asian Parents are pretty Based. Here are some my favorite quotes:
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Ok, now I understand what he means. It's best to be a shitlord on the internet, than you don't have to care about what Twitter says and just piss them off.
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And if the roles were reversed, the "woke" may not raise a peep.* They likely wouldn't claim it's "rape culture".
*(unless they find something else "offensive" of course)
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If blacks, Asians, Jews, or even whites succeed on their actual merits, well, that's good. It's time to bring back meritocracy. People who are capable of academic success deserve to have it. Does a black person have what it takes to think? Great! Welcome to the club of thinking people.
Are 90% or so of the people who do have that ability Jews, Asians, whites, whatever? Well, tough shit. Welcome to reality.
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Yeah sjws always fail to understand that nobody gives a shit about what your skin colour is and you're going to be judged much harder on whether you're fun to be around or whether you know your shit in your given field. Its like they actually think whiteys and asians are meeting up being like "yeah that guy Tyrone from physics class really knows his stuff and is pretty funny too, too bad hes black otherwise he could have made a good friend"
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Too bad that moment wasn't filmed. It would have been priceless like that clip from "Empire of Dust".
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Back in September, a woman Tweeted out that she fully supported her husband for coming out as non-binary and even though they're now "non-binary", she still calls him "husband" and people said that being "non-binary" doesn't "negate" the ability to be called a husband, boyfriend, girlfriend, mother, etc.
"Kashmir Lee" identifies as a "proud Native", but she's posted a picture of what I assume is her father/a relative and he doesn't look Native. So, like most of these "proud, fully Native activists" I see, she's probably mixed/not that "Native" at all (of course).
Anyways, their Twitter feed and the people they follow is filled with typical SJW drivel. The main themes seem to be cultural appropriation, debates of not "looking Native" enough, stolen land/people, and using the word "settler" a lot, including the "settler gaze".
I find the whole "settler" accusations quite ironic given how she's seemingly part "settler" herself. I mean, if you want to get technical, aren't all Natives just settlers who came from Asia (in multiple migration waves) as well?
I find the whole "settler" accusations quite ironic given how she's seemingly part "settler" herself. I mean, if you want to get technical, aren't all Natives just settlers who came from Asia (in multiple migration waves) as well?
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If your husband declares himself "nonbinary" you are immediately on a timer ticking down to full brave and stunning troon out. I think trans widow-hood is one of the most depressing phenomenon of wokeshit but this one might deserve it.
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Lmao fear of being overtaken, thats fucking rich. Where I grew up public schools were usually only open to kids that lived in the schools district. One school in a neighbooring district was one of the best public high schools in the city, till one day they were made to accept underprivileged students from outside the district. It was flooded with you know who, gpa dropped significantly, and local businesses suffered many thefts and fights breaking out inside them. They installed security cameras, and the city deployed police officers to business areas. It got so bad some places even closed in the afternoons until all the school kids went home in the evening. 20 years later and its still shit though not as bad from what I hear.
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Yeah, her husbands becoming a troon eventually. The non-binary stuff seems to be a pre-cursor to becoming a full on troon, and when the eventual divorce or her marriage falls apart, she'll probably Tweet that she's "completely shocked".
Off topic, but I decided to look at some of the "full Native activists" that cluttered her Twitter feed, and, they look exactly like how you'd expect them to look like. Unsurprisingly, some of them have Tweeted back at "criticism" that they "don't look that Native".
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