Nice White Parents
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If you want to understand what’s wrong with our public schools, you have to look at what is arguably the most powerful force in shaping them: white parents. A five-part series from Serial Productions, a New York Times Company. Hosted by Chana Joffe-Walt.
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Clearly there are white people being offended by the prospect that racism exists. The podcast is not about hating white people. It is factual information about the systemic racism in America towards minority populations in schools. Informative, interesting and pertinent.
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I'm sorry but white liberals forcing integration is what is destroy our children's futures. I went to a racially integrated school and the black we're soo awful to white students. They were disrespectful to teachers and we're violent and you racist to us whites. I refuse to worship at the alter of cultural diversity with these self destructive white liberals. Who are the kind of delusional that they call black Trump supporters white supremacists. LIBERALISM IS A MENTAL DISORDER. TRUMP 2020!!!
wow! I would discribe this podcast as very interesting. It shows how hard it is to change a schoolsystem even with the best intentions.
I cannot believe that a principal said 'we gave her some canned goods and really she had too many kids anyways 🤷♀️'
If you want to understand what’s wrong with inner cities, you have to look at what is arguably the most powerful force in shaping them: blacks.
This episode touched many, many nerves- In the end, jeramiahs interview just broke my heart :/ no trust.
awesome podcast. first one I heard completely. made me open my eyes a little more now that my daughter going to school. lots of issues I wasn't aware about.
Wonderfully well researched and presented series! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I really appreciated the thoughtful way questions were posed and interrogated (be they from the interviewer or the interviewees). Moreover, the tracing of the school's history and how it serves as an example of different races' response to desegregation was eye-opening. Loved the series! Would love to see more like this!
wow at the amount of comments they had to delete for this trash identity politics podcast.
A thoughtful exploration of the forces shaping education in a school district, exploring the unintentional power that white privilege wields. Dealing with integration and equity, and what these mean to different people, the series ends on a note of hope for what appears to be a dire situation that perpetuates segregation. Well worth your time.
good job! great series. uncommon equanimity throughout. modelling White self-reflection without lapsing into either excessive guilt or excessive defensiveness. Wish I could get more of my progressive white friends to listen to this. it's a pod with a lot of potential benefit even for white people who don't have school age children.
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if you only listened to just the first right minutes...you didn't get the whole story. very interesting and thought provoking.
wow, this sounds interesting.
This is so racist
This is an excellent podcast. Thoughtful and thorough, including a variety of voices so as not to put words in anyone's mouth, it examines the ways in which white families wield influence without even realizing it, and the unintended harm we cause.