Brighton Sky Blue
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I take it that if Mr Corbyn penned a piece in the Guardian comparing Jews to hot cross buns you’d make no comment
well you think letter box is - it isn’t and it’s to create debate
If people call Muslims ‘letterboxes’ in school we suspend them
Have you not got the memo we are calling or MP's and former MP's by their full name, so that is Jeremy Bernard Corbyn to you.I take it that if Mr Corbyn penned a piece in the Guardian comparing Jews to hot cross buns you’d make no comment
Is the term "Pickaninny Watermelon Smiles" racist?
So is that you admitting that Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson has made racist comments in the past?Yes that’s why he said it. He was projected it as thoughts of the supreme white leader Anthony Charles Lynton Blair not his own - read the whole article and that becomes clear
Well funnily enough if someone called a Muslim in my class a letterbox or a burglar and I did nothing I’d probably get hauled up in front of senior management
That's the correct answer
Hypothetically, what should they do if they used the N word, or called someone a P a k i?Kids used to get suspended for lobbing chairs at teachers heads because they were a genuine threat to the teachers safety .
Not because they said a few silly words
Hypothetically, what should they do if they used the N word, or called someone a P a k i?
I don't know ..apologise , have it discussed with them why it's so offensive to some people and why they shouldn't say it ... phone their parents and discuss the situation .
What does suspending them achieve
When I used to get suspended I never suddenly turned into an angel
Hypothetically, what should they do if they used the N word, or called someone a P a k i?
What age do you draw the line? At 16 I would have thought that the person would know whats right and whats not.Grown adults , they are at a point where they should know better .
Kids are kids , they do things that very rarely represent the person they will eventually become, they make mistakes without fully understanding the harm caused .
Educate not punish
What age do you draw the line? At 16 I would have thought that the person would know whats right and whats not.
Suspended because senior management demand it not because its the correct thing to do .
Education not punishment at such a young age
Grown adults , they are at a point where they should know better .
Kids are kids , they do things that very rarely represent the person they will eventually become, they make mistakes without fully understanding the harm caused .
Educate not punish
You either nip it in the bud or you let them go down an unfortunate road. I have had more n-bombs to deal with than you might think and teenager or not I don’t want racist twats in my classroom
Like I said ..suspensions never nipped me in the bud , I carried on being a stupid little boy ... it didn't work
You probably weren’t calling people the n word several times a lesson
Didn’t he say that Jews have hook noses and control the media? No. Wait. That was Boris again.I take it that if Mr Corbyn penned a piece in the Guardian comparing Jews to hot cross buns you’d make no comment
Didn’t he say that Jews have hook noses and control the media? No. Wait. That was Boris again.
The fact thats the "first step" and not the only step probably shows that it doesn't work either.I've just spoke to my daughter ... at their school if a kid is racist or homophobic , they spend time at at school afterwards "learning " .
As a first step
The fact thats the "first step" and not the only step probably shows that it doesn't work either.
Anyway where the fuck do you work
KKK high ?
Johnsons comments were racist, whatever context they were in.
1 rule for Boris, another for everyone else. Sums up his life really.
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This was just at a secondary in Coventry with a high % of African and Caribbean students on the roll. It’s not as though we don’t attempt to educate on racism but I wouldn’t apologise for zero tolerance
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