Comments on: Media Appearance and Eductional Debt

By: Monique

Monique — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 14:13:00 +0000

I really enjoyed this reading. I even tried to explain it to a coworker. As my coworker looked at me perplexed, I realized I fell short of capturing exactly what the author said. Of course, I offered to give her the reading so she could clearly grasp the point.
I’m still wondering about the more revolutionary ways to address the educational debt. How exciting would it be for someone to actually institute one?

By: Monique

Monique — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 14:13:00 +0000

I really enjoyed this reading. I even tried to explain it to a coworker. As my coworker looked at me perplexed, I realized I fell short of capturing exactly what the author said. Of course, I offered to give her the reading so she could clearly grasp the point. I’m still wondering about the more revolutionary ways to address the educational debt. How exciting would it be for someone to actually institute one?

By: Dumi

Dumi — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 05:41:00 +0000

Flat Out, you crack me up. I hear you. I’m laughing of course because I know folks will argue the counter to whatever you say when it comes to Black people and mistreatment. Look at the way folks jumped to “Kramer’s” defense on Youtube and other sites where people were commenting on his tirade. The question of a complete social overhaul should be at the center of our education reforms. Now of course, I wonder what the world would look like if our children actually had sufficent opportunity and TIME to succeed. How many children would be left behind?

By: Dumi

Dumi — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 05:41:00 +0000

By: Flat-Out

Flat-Out — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 17:26:00 +0000

Yeah.
Great piece of scholarship.

Still looking for a nice large crew to go flat-out for Affirmative Action.

And I mean REAL Affirmative Action.

I mean open admissions to college, for every brother and sister who graduates from high school, tuition free.

Who could argue that Black America has not earned that much, 1000 times over?

It would be a whole lot cheaper than flushing $1 trillion away killing a million Iraqis, wouldn't you say?

Who could argue that whites haven't had the most massive Affirmative-Action-for-whites imaginable, for, oh, 400 years or so?

By: Flat-Out

Flat-Out — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 17:26:00 +0000

Yeah.Great piece of scholarship.Still looking for a nice large crew to go flat-out for Affirmative Action.And I mean REAL Affirmative Action.I mean open admissions to college, for every brother and sister who graduates from high school, tuition free.Who could argue that Black America has not earned that much, 1000 times over?It would be a whole lot cheaper than flushing $1 trillion away killing a million Iraqis, wouldn’t you say?Who could argue that whites haven’t had the most massive Affirmative-Action-for-whites imaginable, for, oh, 400 years or so?