What's one part of the female body that ISN'T being sexualized?
What's this "grown" concept? "red hair is too grown"
Why do female (children) have to watch the way they dress when male family members come over?
What's the point of school? Like fr if were going to get a career in the end what's the point of unnecessarily learning stuff that's completely irrelevant to your future career? What do letters in equations and the area of it have to do with baking a cake?
Why're we learning about slavery in 5th grade? People are ignorant to other cultures and end up growing up to disrespect them. Instead of only teaching about the oppression of minorities why can't we learn about the differences and expose them to DIFFERENT cultures and aspects of POC instead of only teaching about the oppression and hardships they faced. Not only that but teaching white 5th graders in a diverse area that they *are* the superior race is going to give them a sense that it's a flex. Instead of telling white children:
"hey at one point you came to Africa and enslaved millions, not only that but you forced native Americans off there land and killed them for wealth, oh and let's not forget you forced asian immigrants onto an island full of diseases and unsanitary facilities because of your xenophobia."
Even tho that is important, it's still the cause of systematic racism, and racism in general. From the beginning school only educate you on the hardships as if we weren't all queens and kings with our own wealth, with our own cultures, and beliefs. Poc are bigger than just being past slaves and oppression. talk about the shit we invented, i'm tired of only hearing/being referred to as nothing more than a slave.
What's this "grown" concept? "red hair is too grown"
Why do female (children) have to watch the way they dress when male family members come over?
What's the point of school? Like fr if were going to get a career in the end what's the point of unnecessarily learning stuff that's completely irrelevant to your future career? What do letters in equations and the area of it have to do with baking a cake?
Why're we learning about slavery in 5th grade? People are ignorant to other cultures and end up growing up to disrespect them. Instead of only teaching about the oppression of minorities why can't we learn about the differences and expose them to DIFFERENT cultures and aspects of POC instead of only teaching about the oppression and hardships they faced. Not only that but teaching white 5th graders in a diverse area that they *are* the superior race is going to give them a sense that it's a flex. Instead of telling white children:
"hey at one point you came to Africa and enslaved millions, not only that but you forced native Americans off there land and killed them for wealth, oh and let's not forget you forced asian immigrants onto an island full of diseases and unsanitary facilities because of your xenophobia."
Even tho that is important, it's still the cause of systematic racism, and racism in general. From the beginning school only educate you on the hardships as if we weren't all queens and kings with our own wealth, with our own cultures, and beliefs. Poc are bigger than just being past slaves and oppression. talk about the shit we invented, i'm tired of only hearing/being referred to as nothing more than a slave.