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Would A White Person Be Allowed To Come Out With This Type Of Criticism Of Black Boys?
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/// You know why he brought race in to it! It's because a black man said it.... ///
Some of you think you are so clever, how else can one not bring race into it when it is all about race.
Had a white person criticised black kid's lack of leaning because perhaps they would much rather wander the streets for certain specific reasons for example.
Don't you think others would be crying 'racist'?
/// You know why he brought race in to it! It's because a black man said it.... ///
Some of you think you are so clever, how else can one not bring race into it when it is all about race.
Had a white person criticised black kid's lack of leaning because perhaps they would much rather wander the streets for certain specific reasons for example.
Don't you think others would be crying 'racist'?
mikey4444
/// Lack of aspiration amongst working class boys has been recognised as a serious concern for some time. ///
/// AOG....so why bring race into this
issue ? ///
Because unlike you, he (a black person) didn't just say "working class boys" he said "working class WHITE boys".
Makes sense when one reads the correct text, rather that edit it to suit one's agenda.
/// Lack of aspiration amongst working class boys has been recognised as a serious concern for some time. ///
/// AOG....so why bring race into this
issue ? ///
Because unlike you, he (a black person) didn't just say "working class boys" he said "working class WHITE boys".
Makes sense when one reads the correct text, rather that edit it to suit one's agenda.
He spoke the facts based on research and observation , as my answer states had the opposite been true then it should also have been said.
I can't see how it would make it racist if it were true.
I am not nor do I know anyone who is that shallow.
If you can refute the points he raises then that is well and good.
I can't see how it would make it racist if it were true.
I am not nor do I know anyone who is that shallow.
If you can refute the points he raises then that is well and good.
He has said that white working class boys are (despite having ability) under represented at university.
//In his speech to education leaders gathered at Wellington College, Mr Sewell acknowledged that progress on getting disadvantaged young people into elite universities was “slow”, and suggested schools could do more to encourage pupils, using clubs and societies as an “intervention” and way to build confidence.//
He wants more white working class kids to be more ambitious and stake their claim in the countries universities ... he is speaking up in support of white working class kids.
There really is no pleasing you AOG!
//In his speech to education leaders gathered at Wellington College, Mr Sewell acknowledged that progress on getting disadvantaged young people into elite universities was “slow”, and suggested schools could do more to encourage pupils, using clubs and societies as an “intervention” and way to build confidence.//
He wants more white working class kids to be more ambitious and stake their claim in the countries universities ... he is speaking up in support of white working class kids.
There really is no pleasing you AOG!
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