It starts with something little.. Students Forced to “Apologize” for Being White & Christian
It will grow from there, gaining strength as it was without contest now...
It will grow from there, gaining strength as it was without contest now...
It starts with something little.. Students Forced to “Apologize” for Being White & Christian
It will grow from there, gaining strength as it was without contest now...
Yeah, it really is a shame that those kids had to apologize for something that's theirs by right.
Innate superiority.
The devil is actually being "nice" compared to what Jesus will do to many Christians in His return.
Yeah I read that last winter. Unreal.It's going beyond the ridiculous, if it weren't the seriousness of the topic a person could laugh it off. Case in point:
CNN analyst Areva Martin accused radio host David Webb of 'white privilege.' Webb is black
Dd I not say just the opposite?
So ask yourself: on what basis do Trump's Evangelical supporters expect the administration to grant them special privileges?Saying something with clarity might require a sentence in this instance, brother Speedwell.
Besides, this is politics we're talking about, and you know how everyone is jumpy with whatever someone else might say.
So ask yourself: on what basis do Trump's Evangelical supporters expect the administration to grant them special privileges?
Yet because of their identity they expect to be granted special privileges by the government.Ok. We're not talking about that. We're talking about why a teacher would require two white christian students, in what I'm guessing was a humiliated fashion, to stand up in class and "apologize" for their identity. It makes no sense.
Yet because of their identity they expect to be granted special privileges by the government.
Not necessarily by the government - but society in general.Yet because of their identity they expect to be granted special privileges by the government.
Are we still talking about children? What do they know about white privilege?Not necessarily by the government - but society in general.
Not necessarily by the government - but society in general.