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Dad who pulled his daughter out of woke $43k-per-year NYC school and moved to Florida says curriculum teaches little children to feel bad about the color of their skin
Harvey Goldman said he and his family moved to Florida after learning that the fourth-grader was being tutored on her white privilege
He said Monday: Little children don t need to feel bad about the color of their skin. That s what they re teaching them, to feel bad about who they are
Goldman added: Schools are supposed to be teaching you confidence
The school said they were surprised to read about his new explanation for the move after Goldman said last summer that they would likely relocate to Florida
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A few years ago, at a risk-management conference for big-wave surfers, I witnessed a heated debate over the latest innovation: an inflatable vest that could prevent drowning if a surfer wiped out. The vest was a technological marvel that had taken years to develop. Two vendors made the product: Patagonia, which made a black vest; and Quiksilver, which made a red one.
The crux of the debate was that inexperienced surfers who used the vest might feel emboldened to take undue risks, harming themselves and potentially others. Patagonia’s announcement that it would sell the vest only to experienced surfers brought lots of closed-eye head-nodding among the tanned, fit, and flip-flop-wearing surfers. That crowd fiercely disapproved of Quiksilver, which said that it would restrict the number of stores carrying its vest but would be more liberal about whom it would sell to. One well-known surfer said to me, “You see these guys out there on the waves in the
A former parent at the $57,000-a-year New York City school that fired a math teacher who spoke out against its woke curriculum has claimed pupils spend a week every month learning Critical Race Theory.
Grace Church School teacher Paul Rossi was ousted from the classroom Monday after he accused the school of indoctrinating students with antiracist lessons at the cost of students’ psychological and intellectual development .
In an essay shared on former New York Times editor Bari Weiss s Substack, Rossi said he could no longer stay silent while witnessing the harmful impact that the curriculum has on children.
A former parent of the school, who identified himself as C Bell, commented on his essay that students are being forced to undertake controversial lessons focused on antiracism, equity and belonging .