CA School in Damage Control Mode After Telling Students They’re Privileged if They’re Christian, Male or Straight
“If you can use public bathrooms without stares, fear, or anxiety, you have cisgender privilege”
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In at least one class, students were reportedly told that cellphones weren’t allowed, which suggests the school knew how people would react to this.
The Blaze reports:
Woke lesson at public high school told students they’re privileged if they’re Christian, straight, or male. Now district reportedly is doing damage control.
A California school district reportedly went into damage control mode after the Daily Signal called it out for lessons that told high school students they are the beneficiaries of privilege if they are Christian, male, or straight.
What are the details?
The Desert Sands Unified School District in La Quinta, which is in Riverside County, said it was taking “corrective” measures after the lessons came to light, the outlet said.
“The lesson was not in alignment with the district-adopted curriculum” and “actions are being taken to rectify the situation,” the district told the Daily Signal in a statement, adding that “the teacher was operating outside the scope of [the] adopted curriculum and had potentially presented a biased position. Corrective action is underway.”
The outlet said it hasn’t been able to identify which teacher used the lesson.
District parent Celeste Fiehler posted the lesson in the Facebook group Informed Parents of California after another parent told her about it, the Daily Signal said.
The outlet said pages from lessons dated Nov. 15 to 19 tell students if they “don’t have to think about it, it’s a privilege.”
“If you can use public bathrooms without stares, fear, or anxiety, you have cisgender privilege,” one graphic reads, the Daily Signal reported, adding that another graphic reads, “If, while growing up, college was an expectation of you, not a lofty dream, you have class privilege.”
Fiehler said in her Facebook post that the material was used in a ninth-grade English class in which students were told “no cellphones allowed,” the outlet said.
“Wonder why,” she added in her post, according to the Daily Signal.
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I’m not Christian and not straight. Yet, I never got stares when going to the restroom. Maybe because I didn’t behave like a freak?
Whenever someone tells you not to record a class or lecture, that tells you they intend to do or say something they shouldn’t. Over the years, nearly all of my lectures were taped, which was a big help for students who were sick or out of town.
Is the school district so incompetent that they can’t identify the teacher who used this? If so, then maybe they need new administrators as well–who’s to say at this point what people are teaching in this district.
Got caught with their pants down. Oops.
Harrison Bergeron call your office, the Handicapper General wants to fix your wagon.
“The outlet said it hasn’t been able to identify which teacher used the lesson.”
Show of hands — who here thinks that wasn’t the first thing the whistleblower reported?
Every classroom in every school should have an audio and video feed made available to parents of students in that class. The technology has been in use nationwide for the past two years. When there is wide-spread parental knowledge of these miscreants posing as teachers, this stuff will come to a stop.
What is to keep a kid from recording what goes on in his classroom?
Notice that when supposed “overworked” and “overstressed” teachers want to force their bigoted, racist attitudes on children that are mandated to be there, they always try to keep any of it from getting out to parents. I’ve heard quite enough about lack of teachers, when I bet there are many, many available “teacher” hidden as “administrators”.
Straight White Christian Conservative Male here, if anyone asks.