Airhead Education Secretary Says Black Colleges the Product of School Choice

[vlad_hombre]

This obviously made good sense to her when she wrote it.

What a dumbass!

“They started from the fact that there were too many students in America who did not have equal access to education,” she said in the statement. “They saw that the system wasn’t working, that there was an absence of opportunity, so they took it upon themselves to provide the solution.”

Historically black colleges and universities “are real pioneers when it comes to school choice,” the statement continued. “They are living proof that when more options are provided to students, they are afforded greater access and greater quality. Their success has shown that more options help students flourish.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/28/...os-historically-black-colleges-statement.html

 

[saveliberty]

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

 

[saveliberty]

Never says they were a product of schools of choice, that was the OP's spin.

 

[JakeStarkey]

vlad may be insinuating because of educational segregation and white dislike of black equality the HNC developed.

 

[saveliberty]

vlad may be insinuating because of educational segregation and white dislike of black equality the HNC developed.

Probably should have said that then. Instead he insulted someone's intelligence while displaying his lack of same.

 

[NYcarbineer]

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

You can pretty much send your kids to any school you want. What 'choice' is missing?

 

[Fenton Lum]

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

The "issue" of "choice" is a ruse. Devos and her Blackwater mercenary brother Eric Prince are christiofascist theocrats, and “choice” is concentrated corporate power and wealth’s pitch to get at $3T worth of public funding; just more corporate welfare where “the people” cough up the funding with no democratic input at all.

 

[Timmy]

There was no choice. If you were black, you had to go to the black schools .

 

[Hutch Starskey]

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

Black colleges came from having NO choice, dumbass.

 

[saveliberty]

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

You can pretty much send your kids to any school you want. What 'choice' is missing?

Congratulations, you missed everyone's point thus far.

 

[NYcarbineer]

She wants the government to pay black parents to send their kids to all black schools?

lol

 

[NYcarbineer]

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

You can pretty much send your kids to any school you want. What 'choice' is missing?

Congratulations, you missed everyone's point thus far.

What choice don't you have?

 

[Hutch Starskey]

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

You can pretty much send your kids to any school you want. What 'choice' is missing?

Congratulations, you missed everyone's point thus far.

What choice don't you have?

Exactly!
Live where the best schools are.

 

[saveliberty]

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

Black colleges came from having NO choice, dumbass.

Black Colleges Founded During Reconstruction:

Knoxville College, Tennessee (1863)

Emerson College, Alabama (1867)

Howard University, Washington, D.C. (1867)

Howard University Medical School (1868)

Howard University Law School (1871)

Morehouse College, Georgia (1867)

Morgan State College, Baltimore, Maryland (1867)

Johnson C. Smith College, North Carolina (1867)

Talladega College, Alabama (1867)

Hampton University, Virginia (1868)

Dillard University, New Orleans, Louisiana (1869)

Tougaloo College, Mississippi (1869)

LeMoyne-Owen College, Memphis, Tennessee (1870)


Black student admitted to Hillsdale College (1844)

You were saying dumbass?

 

[NYcarbineer]

Never forget, when the RW'ers say 'school choice', 'choice' is code for $$$$$$.

They want the government to pay their tuition to put their kids in private school, including Bible schools.

 

[saveliberty]

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

You can pretty much send your kids to any school you want. What 'choice' is missing?

Congratulations, you missed everyone's point thus far.

What choice don't you have?

Way to misquote, what is it with the libs on this thread?

 

[vlad_hombre]

Never says they were a product of schools of choice, that was the OP's spin.

No reading comprehension skills?

 

[Hutch Starskey]

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

Black colleges came from having NO choice, dumbass.

Black Colleges Founded During Reconstruction:

Knoxville College, Tennessee (1863)

Emerson College, Alabama (1867)

Howard University, Washington, D.C. (1867)

Howard University Medical School (1868)

Howard University Law School (1871)

Morehouse College, Georgia (1867)

Morgan State College, Baltimore, Maryland (1867)

Johnson C. Smith College, North Carolina (1867)

Talladega College, Alabama (1867)

Hampton University, Virginia (1868)

Dillard University, New Orleans, Louisiana (1869)

Tougaloo College, Mississippi (1869)

LeMoyne-Owen College, Memphis, Tennessee (1870)


Black student admitted to Hillsdale College (1844)

You were saying dumbass?

Dumbass, simply listing black colleges does nothing to address the need for all black colleges in the first place.
Black colleges were a necessity as they could not attend any school with whites. That's having NO choice.
It's called segregation.

 

[saveliberty]

Never says they were a product of schools of choice, that was the OP's spin.

No reading comprehension skills?

Yes, I confirm you have none of those.

 

[NYcarbineer]

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

You don't see these colleges as affording greater access?

Did and does it not give Black students more choice?

You can pretty much send your kids to any school you want. What 'choice' is missing?

Congratulations, you missed everyone's point thus far.

What choice don't you have?

Way to misquote, what is it with the libs on this thread?

There's no quote in my post let alone a misquote.

1. Do you want school choice?

2. if yes, what choice do you want that you don't have?