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Claudine Gay: Harvard University picks first black president
Dr Claudine Gay is also the second woman to lead the elite Massachusetts college.
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Bet you she is a Marxist who was well trained by a bunch of white men. I don't trust women like this. I never have and never will. Don't let your kids go to these schools. They will be indoctrinated.
This is flat blackness at its worst. They are parading her around as “black” as if she is Black American. So now they can pretend to be equitable but they really got a bootlick that identifies with the dominant society to take the seat. She is white for all intents and purposes if we keeping it a buck. She will be another Eric Adams.
A marriage of convenience. She looks like a lesbian to me..ijs. It’s almost like WS are importing easily controlled black people into Amerikkka, deliberately🤷🏾♀️😑
Remember this article from months ago? Claudine Gray use to teach at Stanford University by the way. Why More Black Women Should Consider Marrying White Men | Stanford Law School
That's exactly what they are doing. It's easier to control someone who can have citizenship revoked or someone descendant from that culture because the fear their parents had is passed down to them. So they grow up with the mind state of appeasement rather than pushing on the system. But that's also a generalization because brothas like Stokely Carmichael and Marcus Garvey didn't care and Malcolm X's mom didn't push that ideology on him at least that I know.
I feel you. Gay use to teach African studies at Stanford. I read she is a sell out from a former student. That proves that one can have all the college education and still be horrible. No one is safe, not even in these colleges. You have to stand on your morals and beliefs. There are professors who push certain agendas and I experienced this my previous semester at an HBCU. I ignored responding in the class, actually there were only Black females in this class (professor and students). None of us responded. It was awkward silence. I text a classmate about it after class, and we were on the same page with not wanting to promote certain things to our future students. By the way, the professor was basically telling us we need to inform elementary school children about LGBTQ.
I thought she was a lesbian too. But once I saw the image of her standing next the wm I automatically got it and then confirmed. I don’t get it. She isn’t attractive anyway. No jewelry, bland short hair, no style whatsoever. It appears as though she wears the pants in her relationship with zaddy.
Now it’s like we can’t call ourselves Black American but they can. I remember Roland Martin stated Karine Jean-Pierre is a Black American in twitter months ago and I corrected him, she is Haitian. He may have blocked me after that. When Kamala Harris was elected VP the media called her a Black American. They are trying to redefine our ethnicity.
Just like how a woman can't really call herself a woman, natural woman/female, or biological female/woman without backlash, but a trans"woman" can.
Claudine Gay has a very convenient and meaningful surname in this case.
The universities in America have been in decline morally for several decades now. Now we are seeing it in our public school systems and they are targeting children. They are putting all these LGBT agendas in front of children as young as 5 years old. All this ties in with the same thing. Separation of family.
Yes, and that’s why I have no plans to teach in their school systems. I’m looking forward to finishing my degree and doing my own thing. I’d rather open up my own school where real learning will occur!!!!!!
These are the type of books at the libraries now. We need our own libraries and book stores worldwide and elsewhere. I remember my previous semester when I had to find a book to read to pre-kindergarteners. I discovered one of these books at my local library. I looked it up and found another. I already knew how real the agenda was, but damn. Not even the babies aren’t safe. Pure evil in my eyes.
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There is a woman in my area who started doing schooling for some kids. I think by law, she is able to have up to 10 kids in her home and she works with them through a home schooling system. Parents give her money to watch over them while they sit in a room with laptops together and learn. She helps as needed. It is a nice side hustle I think more people should consider. Get more kids out the system as well. Some parents can't do it on their own because they work full time.
That’s amazing. I would do something similar to that. I’ve thought about opening my own learning center for small children. I am early childhood, so pre-k through 3rd grade fall under my degree. I would just want a larger space away from my home. But I bet the lady in your neighborhood has a nice set up in her house. All that matters is she’s helping the children learn and thrive while caring for them. The parents don’t have to worry. It’s too much going on in the school system. Poor and unclean buildings, no real learning, bullying, racist teachers, etc.
For sure. From what I heard, she has a whole class room set up in a finished basement and does all sorts of fun activities for the kids as well. The public school systems are broke and even if families could afford private schooling, the only safe one seem to be Christian based and you will find racism in those walls too. I saw it first hand as my auntie put her boys through a Christian school. My uncle could afford it. They were 2 of maybe 9 black students and they would often get overlooked and ignored. Sure it was safer but the racism was still there and it just taught her boys to deal with it which isn't right.