“Math Is Raycist! Separate White & Black Students NOW”

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  • @arielle
    @arielle  Před 2 lety +363

    Please LIKE the video so I know you're enjoying them!

    • @ramaslambert7200
      @ramaslambert7200 Před 2 lety +6

      Most people don't realize that slavery started around the Caribbean and Jamaica. Columbus didn't inhabit the colonies. America become the catalyst for persecution because slavery was eradicated there before here. Racism and slavery was wrong but not even the colonists were responsible for slavery. European nations brought slaves here. Why did it grow? Because if a guy was able to get his crop out of a field a month earlier then he made more money than the next guy that didn't own slaves. So it made people buy slaves. I hate it but. It is our history

    • @kphoto83
      @kphoto83 Před 2 lety +5

      This is 100%.

    • @terryboyer1342
      @terryboyer1342 Před 2 lety

      This was a GREAT video Arielle! Spot on! I know that Wayne State Univ in Michigan dropped the math requirement for graduation because they determined math was "racist." You can take gender studies, diversity awareness etc in it's place to meet graduation requirements.

    • @slimski
      @slimski Před 2 lety

      It’s pronounced so ell ;)

    • @cliftonchapma1
      @cliftonchapma1 Před 2 lety +1

      Just found you...THANK YOU , love you're content.

  • @gazoontight
    @gazoontight Před 2 lety +1092

    The Mayans discovered the concept of zero, the Aztecs and Egyptians were able to build pyramids and other structures by using mathematics, we use Hindu-Arabic numerals, and algebra is an Arabic word. But math is racist. Got it.

    • @stephenronaldson6301
      @stephenronaldson6301 Před 2 lety +108

      The people who are saying that maths is racism are over certified ( have a degree) and under educated. They have no real knowledge of world history or geography. These are the people who think Africa is a country instead of a continent.

    • @gazoontight
      @gazoontight Před 2 lety +76

      @@stephenronaldson6301 You mention history. In the USA, the US Army infantry's 82nd Airborne Division was sent to Little Rock, Arkansas, to support integration of the public school system. I was a very small child, but I remember seeing on the television people getting beat up, hit with water from fire hoses, and being attacked by police dogs while demonstrating for equal access. The entire school bus fleet of Boston, Massachusetts. was set on fire to prevent integration of the city school system. Who knew, after all of that uproar, that 50-60 years later people would be saying that segregation really was the answer all along?

    • @stephenronaldson6301
      @stephenronaldson6301 Před 2 lety +27

      @@gazoontight It's the same type of people, just using a different front. Both the modern segregationist and the previous are supporters of the Democratic party. I am not saying that this applies to all Democrats but that they feel safe hiding under the Democrat banner.

    • @DeKrampus
      @DeKrampus Před 2 lety +12

      @@gazoontight "The entire school bus fleet of Boston, Massachusetts. was set on fire to prevent integration of the city school system." That was about when R.O.A.R. (Restore Our Alienated Rights) was created by Dem. Louise Day Hicks. My cousin and his friends (all Republicans) used to side with the Socialists and brawl with the ROAR people. He said human rights can make strange bedfellows.

    • @3-6-9-6-3
      @3-6-9-6-3 Před 2 lety +9

      Must be why they are throwing s ience out too. Measurable facts of any kind are incomprehensible to the left.
      All is one in the land of make believe.

  • @PennyWenny224
    @PennyWenny224 Před 2 lety +600

    Sounds like they are saying black children aren’t as capable as other kids 🤔 seems kinda racist to me

    • @sakulaeyr9819
      @sakulaeyr9819 Před 2 lety +53

      THANK YOU!! The more I hear about this the more I just can't help but think they're all racists themselves.

    • @dudeorduuude5211
      @dudeorduuude5211 Před 2 lety +29

      They are saying that. And they are proud and loud about it. It's extremely creepy and repulsive.

    • @3-6-9-6-3
      @3-6-9-6-3 Před 2 lety +26

      They call it, " the soft racism of low expectations" among educated realists.

    • @AcmeRacing
      @AcmeRacing Před 2 lety +18

      Remember this? "Former Vice President Joe Biden told a crowd in Iowa on Thursday that “poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids." --- NBC News 8/9/2019

    • @billsimms2511
      @billsimms2511 Před 2 lety +13

      The new ‘anti-racism’ movement is racist. It’s basically neo racism but they think putting the ‘anti’ in front will confuse everyone. Sadly this has worked to some degree

  • @davidjacobs8117
    @davidjacobs8117 Před 2 lety +25

    Math hates everyone equally.

  • @x0311ofone
    @x0311ofone Před rokem +9

    The best math teacher I had was a 6'6" Black man. A genius actually.

  • @Keziah2447178
    @Keziah2447178 Před 2 lety +1288

    Removing basic classes as requirements is literally the opposite of helping us.

    • @lunamoth7044
      @lunamoth7044 Před 2 lety +87

      Yeah, it definitely sounds racist to lower their expectations for them rather than help them improve.

    • @jamegumb7298
      @jamegumb7298 Před 2 lety +1

      Stop being racist.
      Remove hurdles keeping poc out.

    • @kittennight3305
      @kittennight3305 Před 2 lety +2

      @@jamegumb7298 but dont remove the poc!! haha

    • @zakurn1086
      @zakurn1086 Před 2 lety +11

      @@jamegumb7298 this comment made as much sense as 10 word sentenced put together by the smart text function on my phone.

    • @jamegumb7298
      @jamegumb7298 Před 2 lety +1

      @@zakurn1086 That is some super high grade AI then.

  • @chumblybear
    @chumblybear Před 2 lety +365

    One of the reasons I like math is because there is only one right answer. Mathematics literally cannot be subjective, there are no gray areas.

    • @lunamoth7044
      @lunamoth7044 Před 2 lety +22

      I know, right? If something can't be subjective, then there's no possible way it could be racist.

    • @absynthe404
      @absynthe404 Před 2 lety +18

      In a VERY technical sense you could say that math can be subjective at times, in that there are several different ways to reach the same conclusion. But the only personal preference there is how you choose to arrive at it, and not how the process actually works.

    • @halglick
      @halglick Před 2 lety +9

      There can be more than one answer. Consider Linear Algebra.

    • @b-chroniumproductions3177
      @b-chroniumproductions3177 Před 2 lety +14

      There are gray areas in math but that is only in VERY VERY advanced theoretical mathematics. Not high school (or even college for the most part)

    • @jamesbailey5350
      @jamesbailey5350 Před 2 lety +3

      Mathematics is a language. It depends on conventions like order of operations.
      The biggest determinant of intelligence is nutrition. Let's stay focused.

  • @DetectiveTeach
    @DetectiveTeach Před 2 lety +8

    I'm a black male and I consider myself educated. I always had a hard time with math but never once did I think it was racist.

  • @GrnXnham
    @GrnXnham Před 2 lety +12

    Remember the old days when people who wanted to separate people by race were considered racist?

  • @abisabyss6739
    @abisabyss6739 Před 2 lety +114

    "Segregation"
    18th and 19th centuries: 😡
    21th century: 🤗

  • @dodgermaven
    @dodgermaven Před 2 lety +736

    I'm a high school teacher, and out of all 6 periods I teach, my best student is a black female, she's also my favorite student. The worst thing you can do is segregate students.

    • @rainestar82
      @rainestar82 Před 2 lety +72

      and the second worst is to determine education based on that segregation. imagine saying "only teach people based on their skin color" and thinking you have a point....clearly, HE needs more schooling at the very least

    • @arielle
      @arielle  Před 2 lety +60

      Awesome

    • @tonyr.3435
      @tonyr.3435 Před 2 lety +1

      @@arielle Arielle...
      Give me 24 hours and I believe I can persuade you over to the other team👍
      I kid! 😇 Hope the new year is a most favorable new year for you.

    • @fanfeck2844
      @fanfeck2844 Před 2 lety +5

      As an old git from a foreign country, I can’t believe a teacher wrote that last sentence. The world is so bizarre, and the US is leading the way

    • @anthonyporter414
      @anthonyporter414 Před 2 lety +1

      It’s so true

  • @Mitzoplick
    @Mitzoplick Před 2 lety +109

    My 2 cents on the teacher and the pride flag:
    The classroom is not the place for teachers to express anything personal about themselves. I think we have had enough instances of teachers having inappropriate sexual relationships with students now to see that society needs to dial back on teachers bringing their personal lives into the school. How is it that while there is a litany of corporations being sued for unprofessional behavior, it seems that our teachers are leaning away from keeping up professional mannerisms in the classroom? Also, a flag is generally a political statement.

    • @Emily-ij1hf
      @Emily-ij1hf Před 2 lety +4

      Agree

    • @charlotteemily146
      @charlotteemily146 Před 2 lety +1

      I agree

    • @Nemo_Anom
      @Nemo_Anom Před rokem

      Then every teacher needs to remove their wedding rings at school and any family pictures from the classroom.

    • @lilmisslizzyc
      @lilmisslizzyc Před rokem

      @@Gnvdth a lot of have photos of them and their families on their desks, it’s really not uncommon or weird

    • @megsley
      @megsley Před rokem +3

      ​@@Nemo_Anom what are you talking about? a photo of your spouse ain't a political flag.

  • @wonkybiscuit2760
    @wonkybiscuit2760 Před 2 lety +4

    Let’s go ahead and re-segregate at this point. Teach these “anti-racists” a serious lesson in hubris and humility.

  • @heartoftexan
    @heartoftexan Před 2 lety +373

    I encourage people who think math is racist to take a flight on a commercial airliner designed and built using ethnocentric mathematics.

    • @ruckusbeblack
      @ruckusbeblack Před 2 lety +5

      They would but your prostate took the seats

    • @heartoftexan
      @heartoftexan Před 2 lety +18

      @@ruckusbeblack Whooosh!!! was the sound as the joke reference went over your head.

    • @ErinDeBuitleir
      @ErinDeBuitleir Před 2 lety +2

      😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂not a commercial airliner tho 😂😂😂😂

    • @jackiemoon4587
      @jackiemoon4587 Před 2 lety +2

      @@heartoftexan oh- I took it as a compliment lol 😂 . Like how people say you've got big balls ?!! Ok I'll let myself out....

    • @universalsoldier2293
      @universalsoldier2293 Před 2 lety +3

      I'm OK with this. I already said I was going to use it as part of my tax strategy moving forward.

  • @pascalbercker7487
    @pascalbercker7487 Před 2 lety +966

    Be it known, understood and appreciated that professor Thomas Sowell went to Harvard - was accepted at Harvard - in the 1950s - well BEFORE affirmative action, and got in on his intellectual merits alone which are too many to list. The man towers over them all. He's over 90 now but still going strong. He should be better known than he is, but I'm very glad that you reference his work in your video.

    • @lacecocoa6272
      @lacecocoa6272 Před 2 lety +25

      I agree at the end of the day I feel like a child is a backpack of tools and information a child can learn anything if you want to teach the children. These people that's complaining about Matthew being hard and Races they don't want to try they don't want to apply themselves they want handouts and they want to be written off as not having to do as much work as somebody else they're just hurting themselves in the end

    • @slappy8941
      @slappy8941 Před 2 lety +64

      Blacks and white liberals don't talk about Thomas Sowell though, because his existence proves that everything they say is a lie.

    • @Jude107c
      @Jude107c Před 2 lety +34

      It also bears credence to the fact that real education begins at home through curiosity, good morals values and encouragement by parents and elders!

    • @ASlightlyTwistedFemale
      @ASlightlyTwistedFemale Před 2 lety +10

      I love him

    • @timkelly6985
      @timkelly6985 Před 2 lety +23

      Thomas Sowell is one of my heroes. He has done more for race relations and justice than #BLM and all SJWs combined.

  • @masonr1666
    @masonr1666 Před 2 lety +6

    Very simple:
    If getting a high school diploma, no longer requires you to be able to read, no longer need to know history, no longer needs to know science, and no longer need to know math; what is the point is forcing students to attend High School to get a Diploma?

    • @pholdway5801
      @pholdway5801 Před 5 měsíci

      It is called HIGH school because they all spaced out on weed.

  • @Trump_Vance2024
    @Trump_Vance2024 Před 2 lety +3

    Every building in the future will fall down if you don't know math

  • @youraverageblackgirl4621
    @youraverageblackgirl4621 Před 2 lety +408

    Ah yes, one black male speaking for the whole black race…
    As a black female…we don’t claim him.. 🖐🏾

    • @michaeldickson544
      @michaeldickson544 Před 2 lety +4

      Or you just don't speak it in public, right?

    • @jamingaming9251
      @jamingaming9251 Před 2 lety +35

      The council of blackety black blackness need to send him a letter telling him they've removed his black card.

    • @robertpearce4316
      @robertpearce4316 Před 2 lety +5

      I think " Dr." Sowell tries to educate the black community. I'm sure you as a feminist calling him a uncle Tom carries alot of weight to the black community.
      I think it's hard to have a narrative with people like him not fitting it.
      If u have a certain quote you think he said, that is wrong, point it out. I'm curious.

    • @megamanzx21
      @megamanzx21 Před 2 lety +1

      They would say that you don't represent black voices your word means nothing

    • @jamegumb7298
      @jamegumb7298 Před 2 lety +1

      Respect Blahque males, he _does_ speak for all.

  • @MK-Hogan
    @MK-Hogan Před 2 lety +773

    “Black people lack access to education.” 🤔 I’m confused because the schools are there and the teachers are in them, but it’s the attendance rates that are abysmal. It seems like what they lack isn’t so much the access to education as much as the family structure that ensures they actually go to school and get their education.

    • @emmapeel8163
      @emmapeel8163 Před 2 lety +51

      Sssshhhhhhhh

    • @ancalyme
      @ancalyme Před 2 lety +46

      Public transport networks would also help. In other countries kids can get themselves to school, not so much in a lot of US cities (at least, that is my impression from discussions about public transport).

    • @trublgrl
      @trublgrl Před 2 lety +9

      Oh no she di'n't!

    • @MK-Hogan
      @MK-Hogan Před 2 lety +75

      @@ancalyme Every school provides bussing for kids who live too far to walk. In more urban areas there’s loads of public transport.

    • @trublgrl
      @trublgrl Před 2 lety +66

      ​@@ancalyme No. Wrong. Your school district will get you into the school, whether on free public transportation, or school buses. If we are talking about Black students, the vast majority live in cities, and every city in America has some sort of working public transit system. Some kids might have to walk a couple more blocks than other kids, but so what? That is definitely not a racialized circumstance.
      Stop pretending there are social and political solutions to indifference. Black kids get the same rotten public schools as everyone else in America.

  • @andrews042
    @andrews042 Před 2 lety +9

    As a conservative I honestly don't care about your sexual orientation.
    I care that you are able to see clearly and logically what is happening.
    The idea of embracing segregation as a path to racial equality Is mindlessly foolish. It's like severing an artery to stop a nosebleed.

  • @GenXPrepper
    @GenXPrepper Před rokem +3

    Schools need to be merit based, period. Hard work gives merit. Hard work is needed for real life jobs. We fail all children when we use non merit based systems.

  • @jeffreygunn3530
    @jeffreygunn3530 Před 2 lety +222

    Fun fact: The black woman screaming about Kyle Rittenhouse was also involved in a recent incident at ASU where she and a friend tried to have two white students kicked out of a campus "multicultural center"

    • @theinsurance2450
      @theinsurance2450 Před 2 lety

      They been brainwash so badly. They say one thing but do another. They say a woman being shot at the capital was justified. But Kyle case when he being attacked is not.

    • @glasshalffull8625
      @glasshalffull8625 Před 2 lety +16

      I recall the two ladies were disciplined for the harassment, but don’t recall the punishment.

    • @jeffreygunn3530
      @jeffreygunn3530 Před 2 lety +16

      @@glasshalffull8625 A sternly worded letter

    • @glasshalffull8625
      @glasshalffull8625 Před 2 lety +7

      Well, I can see Justice has been served. SMH

    • @jeffreygunn3530
      @jeffreygunn3530 Před 2 lety +1

      @@glasshalffull8625 And they bitched about that, too. They insist that they were the victims in the whole thing

  • @chibuezeezike5372
    @chibuezeezike5372 Před 2 lety +365

    This doesn’t help kids this only helps terrible schools who fail at their job but still get funding.

    • @arielle
      @arielle  Před 2 lety +30

      Exactly

    • @De-sonrosados-dedos
      @De-sonrosados-dedos Před 2 lety +10

      it also serves to create generations more ignorant and stupid and therefore manipulable, it's like heroin for anyone who aspires to conquer and maintain power. In Latin America we know this trick very well, it's something capable of destroyed entire nations.

    • @bootyguru8727
      @bootyguru8727 Před 2 lety

      These schools fail at their jobs because they don't get enough funding. Public schools are funded by property taxes, that's why schools in low income neighborhoods perform significantly worse. This is such a brain dead take and I can tell that you put absolutely no thought into it. But then again considering the fact that you unironically watch Arielle, I'm going to assume you don't put much thought into anything you do.

    • @bluecannibaleyes
      @bluecannibaleyes Před 2 lety +7

      @@bootyguru8727 Wait until you find out that some of the worst public schools actually get the most funding of any public schools. Throwing money at dumb kids doesn’t make them smart.

    • @Charmayne7
      @Charmayne7 Před 2 lety +3

      @@bluecannibaleyes that excess money goes to useless administrators, and ultimately gets siphoned off to leftist causes. It does not make it to the classroom.

  • @MrJackrlove
    @MrJackrlove Před 2 lety +3

    Arielle, you speak truth. You do it in such an articulate fashion. Your leadership is sorely needed. Thank you!

  • @akgypsy9274
    @akgypsy9274 Před 2 lety +4

    OMG Arielle, I love your content SO much!!!!! I"m so grateful that you are there saying these things that people need to hear. I hope more and more people are discovering your channel and waking up from being "woke". SIgh...

  • @tenryuu
    @tenryuu Před 2 lety +474

    Hi Arielle. As an Asian I would prefer if you called us Schrödinger's Minority, because we are either considered to be one or not depending on what the far-leftist narrative calls for. :)

    • @bluecannibaleyes
      @bluecannibaleyes Před 2 lety +58

      As a White, I would prefer to be accurately acknowledged as the global minority.

    • @sanguinelynx
      @sanguinelynx Před 2 lety +44

      University of Maryland just took away the minority status of Asians. Same people who a year ago were pushing the Stop Asian Hate narrative. Can't make this stuff up!

    • @xjmmjbnqfstjdijoj2044
      @xjmmjbnqfstjdijoj2044 Před 2 lety +56

      Because Asians are arguably one of the wealthiest, most successful, well-educated and hard-working racial group in the whole United States, so it doesn't fit their ideology and propaganda that basically revolves solely around "systemic oppression" and unfair treatment in a completely unidirectional way. According to them everything boils down to systemic oppression by whites towards other racial groups, men towards women, heterosexuals towards sexual minorities, thin people towards overweight people (and the list goes on) etc. I am not denying the existence of oppression against the aforementioned groups but I personally don't think it is systemic or in any way, shape or form supported and tolerated by the country as a whole, irrespective of your political views, and I hate the double standard that the left never ceases to show whenever a counterexample is presented to them...which is something that can easily be done by simply looking at reality and statistics in most cases. Asians are one of those counterexamples that the left doesn't like because they kind of undermine a big portion of their narrative and worldview.

    • @empressu7134
      @empressu7134 Před 2 lety +33

      Schro... what? Big words! You're racist

    • @carultch
      @carultch Před 2 lety +27

      @@empressu7134 (in a pretentious tone of voice and overzealous pronunciation of Schrodinger)
      It's Schrödinger, vit und ö.

  • @laurajanetexascigarmaven6788

    Nailed it again, Arielle. I have a BS in Physics with a minor in Mathematics. It horrifies me that some believe Math is racist. There are some brilliant Mathematicians who are black. How do they account for that?

    • @cowel8734
      @cowel8734 Před 2 lety +60

      Theyd probably say that the black mathematicians are just white supremacy wearing black faces( thats happened already)

    • @MamaMOB
      @MamaMOB Před 2 lety +53

      2+2 will always equal 4. No matter the amount of melanin in your skin nor your ancestors history. To the rich it’s 4, to the poor it’s 4. Math does not care about you. It is what it is. To be honest that’s comforting.

    • @JH-hy7ck
      @JH-hy7ck Před 2 lety +44

      Math is indifferent.
      Math doesn't care.
      Lol, it amazes me how people don't understand that.
      I don't want engineers who build with their feelings...

    • @cowel8734
      @cowel8734 Před 2 lety +28

      @@JH-hy7ck For real! I dont want a heart surgeon who only has a participation award because he "tried his best".

    • @damianketcham
      @damianketcham Před 2 lety +5

      Mmmmmm, let’s see. They are the “Black faces of white racist mathematicians.”

  • @debraburch6021
    @debraburch6021 Před 2 lety +2

    You are a breath of very very very fresh air and I was suffocating! Definitely a new subbie here! Finally a content creator who makes sense! Thank you and please keep up the awesome work! 😁

  • @ronniegreen3513
    @ronniegreen3513 Před 2 lety +1

    Just found your channel. Thank God (or whomever you thank) for you!!! I knew that we were being lied to. It helps so much for you to point it out.

  • @lizardfishbird
    @lizardfishbird Před 2 lety +147

    Funny how we as a culture have LITERALLY regressed

    • @bootyguru8727
      @bootyguru8727 Před 2 lety

      and you've come to that conclusion over a single tiktok video... talk about regression

    • @bluecannibaleyes
      @bluecannibaleyes Před 2 lety +14

      @@bootyguru8727 Evidence of this is way more than just a single video. Where have you been?

    • @cam129
      @cam129 Před 2 lety +7

      @@bootyguru8727 this is just one of the thousands of TikTok’s….where have you been? It is sadder when people like him cross my path in real life! He is saying what he is hearing from others. He is not in a vacuum! 😒

    • @cam129
      @cam129 Před 2 lety +2

      @@bluecannibaleyes exactly! He knows what is going on but he is defecting. We are regressing and it is worse in some communities

    • @6Kubik
      @6Kubik Před 2 lety +1

      We have not. Human behaviour dictates us to seperate our peer group from others in order for survival. Everything is a part of our human nature, even if it seems to be backwards. It will never end, the fight of the cultures and races will never fade. Because it is simply our nature.

  • @CombativeMedic
    @CombativeMedic Před 2 lety +91

    Remember when we thought segregation was evil? It astounds me they don't hear the words coming from their mouths.

    • @christianbolisca1493
      @christianbolisca1493 Před 2 lety +10

      Didn't MLK wanted segregation between races to end? And now we want segregation again? TF is this shit?!

    • @xamarialouis6622
      @xamarialouis6622 Před 2 lety

      Who though segregation was bad not white people. They thought integration was bad.

    • @xamarialouis6622
      @xamarialouis6622 Před 2 lety

      @@christianbolisca1493 Why do you keep saying WE white people hated MLK. He also said that integration was a mistake.

    • @ernsttrekiew198
      @ernsttrekiew198 Před 2 lety

      Well, segregation *IS* evil. But not when progressives advocate for it.

  • @tameladiaz8537
    @tameladiaz8537 Před 2 lety +1

    Girl- love your sense of humor in this crazy ass world! I am a strait Mom and I am so happy to see someone make sense, you crack me up, and I love listening to you!

  • @p99guy
    @p99guy Před rokem +1

    Arielle… I started watching your videos a few weeks ago,
    And found you both very intelligent, realistic, and sane!
    There is hardly anything you have said that I don’t completely agree with. I’m really glad you are you, and that we get to see your message.

  • @titanblade3706
    @titanblade3706 Před 2 lety +325

    Our civil right leaders are rolling over their graves. Imagine seeing your goals, your hard work, being destroyed from the same people that claim to be “fighting against racism.”
    We’ve fought to END segregation, NOT continue it. 🤦🏽‍♀️

    • @carolsimpson4422
      @carolsimpson4422 Před 2 lety +8

      But the civil rights groups of the 50s and 60s grew from many diverse ideologies, including the separatist "back to africa" movement.

    • @lunamoth7044
      @lunamoth7044 Před 2 lety +7

      I can just imagine how those who fought against segration in the 50s and 60s must feel. All of that hard work, being dismissed and tossed aside like it was nothing.

    • @ExeErdna
      @ExeErdna Před 2 lety +6

      Malcolm X basically knew this was gonna happen, he told us not to trust the White Liberal. We now see how snakey they are now.

    • @jameskennedy721
      @jameskennedy721 Před 2 lety

      What would astonish them is Trump running around free after trying to block a count of votes .

    • @gabrieldacruz3150
      @gabrieldacruz3150 Před 2 lety +1

      Yeah the ones that have died are rolling over their graves the ones that are still alive like Jesse Jackson and Al sharpton others oh my god there in this you don't see them speaking out against pulling kids out of math class

  • @PlayfulFruitLPer
    @PlayfulFruitLPer Před 2 lety +148

    Let's dumb down math/science because the Black community is falling behind in those subjects rather than try to build them up there. Makes sense... NOT.

    • @ct4074
      @ct4074 Před 2 lety +3

      Fine! Segregate the Black Looters March from the rest of us sane people, because putting their a. t work just doesn't add up, does it!?

    • @stevenbass732
      @stevenbass732 Před 2 lety +8

      It's been like this since the 70s, that was when the "education" system decided that lowering the standards so "Johnny" could pass was preferable to helping "Johnny" improve his skills.

    • @flirtyguy34
      @flirtyguy34 Před 2 lety +8

      makes as much sense as raising the debt ceiling rather than cutting spending.

    • @karahershey
      @karahershey Před 2 lety

      Why not help them get caught up on these subjects

    • @ct4074
      @ct4074 Před 2 lety +2

      @@karahershey because THAT'S RACIST!

  • @mike3000usa1
    @mike3000usa1 Před 9 měsíci

    I am a 72 year old white male and I listen to you all the time because you are right and of good character as far as I can tell. Best aways to you and yours.

  • @gachaluna2708
    @gachaluna2708 Před 2 lety

    This is the first video I've ever seen of yours and your are amazing! Ty

  • @slytlygufy
    @slytlygufy Před 2 lety +165

    I am too old for this absurd shitshow. Thank you for being a voice of reason, Arielle.

    • @billsimms2511
      @billsimms2511 Před 2 lety +4

      Lol so am I. What’s bad is the terms ‘racism’ and white supremacy have been thrown around so much at this point that they’ve lost all of their meaning

    • @cipriandinca1768
      @cipriandinca1768 Před 2 lety +2

      I'm only 35 and I still feel too old for this sh.., I'm so glad I don't live in U.S.A. and I don't have to put up with all that bs.

    • @charlesross9260
      @charlesross9260 Před 2 lety +1

      What better way to equip students to become welfare recipients?

  • @clarinamascarenhas7499
    @clarinamascarenhas7499 Před 2 lety +97

    My cousin is black and he’s the best mathematician I’ve ever met

    • @christianbolisca1493
      @christianbolisca1493 Před 2 lety +9

      I'm a Haitian American. My cousin from Canada studied at the best schools in the world. So calling math or education as a whole 'racist' is more than a dumb statement.

    • @vCLOWNSHOESv
      @vCLOWNSHOESv Před 2 lety +3

      Genius is random and can happen in any race but when you look at the averages the gap is massive.

    • @xamarialouis6622
      @xamarialouis6622 Před 2 lety

      Good for him but one person doesn’t represent an entire group of people. You need to understand that.

    • @pogo9876
      @pogo9876 Před 2 lety +2

      @@xamarialouis6622 So what are you saying? Most "people of color" are idiots or inherently less intelligent than other races? You feel they need a "less rigorous" course of study? What are you saying?

  • @paulbuser7720
    @paulbuser7720 Před 2 lety +1

    Let’s repeat history instead of learn from it !! You are so right on Arielle. I appreciate your logical way of thinking 🤔 Keep up the good work !!!

  • @bluekiwi3496
    @bluekiwi3496 Před 2 lety +1

    Your a breath of fresh air, Bright, beautiful and intelligent I wish there was more Americans like you willing to stand up and be counted, 😎

  • @audriemeraki
    @audriemeraki Před 2 lety +21

    Um, I'm Black and I grew up with a dictionary in my hand, am I a white supremacist?? That's horrible logic!!

    • @tbex613
      @tbex613 Před 2 lety +4

      Also, isn't supremacist a big word in itself 🤣 I just think Americans have a bad case of narcissism!

    • @kimberlylholt
      @kimberlylholt Před 2 lety

      No. You are intelligent!

  • @DanniTheMagicJunkDrawer
    @DanniTheMagicJunkDrawer Před 2 lety +47

    My dad always says the same thing …. Back in his day the used the term “colored people” now that’s offensive but “people of color “ is the same thing.

    • @deniseberman8633
      @deniseberman8633 Před 2 lety +3

      President Ronald Reagan said it best when he said that if we were attacked from outer space all this other stuff would not matter anymore.

    • @bluecannibaleyes
      @bluecannibaleyes Před 2 lety +3

      @@deniseberman8633 Stuff like this is why the aliens won’t contact us.

    • @zamar2158
      @zamar2158 Před 2 lety +1

      Because leftys think we are all stupid.

    • @ernsttrekiew198
      @ernsttrekiew198 Před 2 lety +1

      How do you like my jeans of blue and my pants of cargo?

  • @davidcurtis5398
    @davidcurtis5398 Před 2 lety +1

    He left the class. Now we can replace him with a straight person and the children can do some real learning.

  • @TheJoker-go1ij
    @TheJoker-go1ij Před 2 lety

    Love You Arielle Happy New Year as well 🗽🌈♥🏳‍🌈

  • @ChristChickAutistic
    @ChristChickAutistic Před 2 lety +98

    Man, that dude whining about how he was "invalidated" by the school board, wow! It's nobody's business who you sleep with, and especially not your students! I don't give af if you're straight, gay, trans, if you love rubber sex dolls or have a foot fetish, whatever, that should be left at the front of the school door when you get in front of that class and teach. There's no reason why any teacher needs to broadcast their personal life to the students and fellow teachers. It's just low class.

  • @NickNapoli
    @NickNapoli Před 2 lety +165

    In school and college I wasn’t the best math student. Calling math racist is clown world on a whole new level. Also that photo is unfortunately from 2021.

  • @jebatman756
    @jebatman756 Před 2 lety

    Keep fighting the good fight, Arielle! You give me hope

  • @MyJudgedread
    @MyJudgedread Před 2 lety +1

    The arguments being forwarded by the 'woke' brigade for segregation remind me of the same things I heard as a youngster by apartheid apologists in South Africa ...

  • @TheRisky9
    @TheRisky9 Před 2 lety +326

    You got to give them credit: getting rid of math and reading is a lot easier than actually, you know, dealing with the issues that keep kids from coming to school in the first place. Yo know, like teachers that won't teach, so there's no point in coming, or not having clean clothes, so you're embarassed to come, or bullying!

    • @MamaMOB
      @MamaMOB Před 2 lety +8

      Or the fact that the government discourages you from going to school and encourages you to pop out as many babies as humanly possible or go to jail. And so does your community!

    • @louiser5613
      @louiser5613 Před 2 lety +5

      And, like having no Daddy.

    • @chelseagreenberg6234
      @chelseagreenberg6234 Před 2 lety +3

      @@MamaMOB Actually, a lot of jails/sober living places have awesome education opportunities. It is never too late to make a new beginning!

    • @chelseagreenberg6234
      @chelseagreenberg6234 Před 2 lety +7

      @@louiser5613 Yeah, but a lot of young dudes/dudettes can find awesome, kickass male role models My Uncle was mine.

    • @TheRisky9
      @TheRisky9 Před 2 lety +6

      @@chelseagreenberg6234 Yes, but here's a crazy idea that will never work. Let's do things to keep them from going to jail to begin with!

  • @TIVOSTUDIOS
    @TIVOSTUDIOS Před 2 lety +374

    Im gay and I was a teacher, although me being gay was never a secret and everybody knew, it was never something that I wanted to parade in the school because I was not there as an LGBT history teacher and by teaching something else my private life was nobody business, I find this whole thing of people that you just met you and are introducing themselves and they already start telling you all their pronouns and then their sexuality, and because you don't know what that pronouns and sexuality stand for the person needs to explain, and then you are for about 3 minutes talking with a stranger about the kind of fucking they like, believe me, I'm not a gay prude, but I'm only interested in the sexuality of someone I'm interested and feel the interest is mutual

    • @MamaMOB
      @MamaMOB Před 2 lety +35

      This! All of this! The only people who need to know your sexual orientation or the people who want to have sex with. As a teacher I sure hope you don’t want to have sex with your students so they don’t need to know your sexual orientation. A teacher who comes out to their class is not doing it for the students they’re doing it for themselves. It’s one of the most selfish things a teacher can do. It gives nothing to the students but makes them feel good. A teacher is not supposed to feel good at the expense of their students.

    • @sar_e_bear
      @sar_e_bear Před 2 lety +16

      ☝🏻 this!! I had teachers in high school and friends in high school that all of us knew were gay. None of us cared!!! Their sexual orientation didn't make them better than anyone else in any way. Thank you for this!

    • @jackiemoon4587
      @jackiemoon4587 Před 2 lety +13

      Yes! I'm bisexual and this stupid focus on gender and sexuality (as though they are the same thing) feels more like an unehelpful spotlight shined on a fairly private part of life. I am all for LGBT inclusion, acceptance and equality and heterosexuality being the default setting in society can make it more difficult when having to announce your sexuality, but placing this upfront social expectation of 'hi I'm jon my pronouns are x and y and I'm a pansexual etc person' can feel awkward and distract us from the real issues at hand.

    • @ravanpee1325
      @ravanpee1325 Před 2 lety +13

      @@jackiemoon4587 Also what has sexuality to do with a classroom setting..nothing, because you're the teacher and not the dating partner of the kids.

    • @davidryan834
      @davidryan834 Před 2 lety +1

      Holy shit !! I'm totally subbing. Your art and outlook are awesome 👌 👏 👍

  • @kathybarrett7057
    @kathybarrett7057 Před 2 lety +1

    I'm so glad that you said that history show whites were slaves too. I bet this man will say no they where not, and deny that there ancestors put them in slavery.

  • @flotournesol9822
    @flotournesol9822 Před 11 měsíci

    I am French and I LOVE your vidéos, but this one is my favorite !
    Thank you !!! ❤

  • @canadiangirl5159
    @canadiangirl5159 Před 2 lety +540

    I sucked in math. Seriously sucked in math, but I was smart enough to marry a man who was excellent in math. Our children all inherited his math skills, plus he could help them with their high school math homework., because I couldn't. One of our kids is a teacher, and one is a geologist and our two boys are in engineering. I said I sucked at math, I never said I was stupid.

    • @ixcellestev12
      @ixcellestev12 Před 2 lety +35

      Guilty as charged. I'm begging God our daughter gets my husband's mathematical skills.

    • @kaseebecerra9442
      @kaseebecerra9442 Před 2 lety +8

      Hahaha! I did the same thing.

    • @carrie893
      @carrie893 Před 2 lety +8

      I can see that! You can't even count how many times to press the space key lol.

    • @canadiangirl5159
      @canadiangirl5159 Před 2 lety +10

      @@carrie893 It's the comment section on a CZcams video, not a typing class. Are the Space Key cops the same thing as the Keystone cops?

    • @carrie893
      @carrie893 Před 2 lety +8

      @@canadiangirl5159 I was just joking around

  • @manticllama
    @manticllama Před 2 lety +170

    The black community needs to address the home lives that make it difficult for black children to succeeded in school.

    • @walinton
      @walinton Před 2 lety +7

      kinda hard to address anything at home where you are working 3 jobs, don't have time for family, need to pay bills, have mouths to feed, and still don't have a proper livable income. Kids in poverty usually end up raising themselves.

    • @lacecocoa6272
      @lacecocoa6272 Před 2 lety +2

      Facts

    • @rainestar82
      @rainestar82 Před 2 lety +9

      @@walinton psych studies have shown that latchkey kids really dont suffer much emotionally/intellectually, as long as the responsibilities put on them are reasonable for kids. whats much worse for morale/motivation (and thus education) is toxic/abusive situations, having too many "adult" responsibilities, and being made to feel guilty or like a burden. its no coincidence that many people in poverty are either in abusive situations or are the abusers and many have kids they either cant care for properly (despite trying to) or are negligent to

    • @walinton
      @walinton Před 2 lety +1

      @@rainestar82 The problem is that; kids that are part of a affluent community get a better education and are thought different school subjects than from those living in poverty. Education is not equal, living wage is not equal, it shouldn't be this way, but reality is what it is, and that is the truth. It doesn't matter whether or not they're in a toxic situation. Kids living in poverty areas, get a lower/worse education than those that are not in poverty. And anyone who doesn't know this, needs to do some simple research on Google. There is a reason why not everyone that is genius level is going to Harvard, money is one of them, not I.Q.

    • @anneb889
      @anneb889 Před 2 lety +12

      @@walinton Andrew Yang pointed out that 2/3rds of a students success came from the home. Kids living in poverty are often being raised by a single mother. Could the government do things to help lessen the number of single mother homes? How do you also change the perception of education? You can hear stories on yt from black students discussing how they were teased or bullied if they studied and liked school. That is a cultural issue, how do you change that perception by black students? While some may be juggling three jobs, you then also question the decision to have (often) multiple children out of wedlock. There is more access to birth control and family planning then ever throughout history. Having one child by accident, okay….how do you explain choosing to have 4, 5, 6 kids as a single mother? When I was in Philly a teacher told me they can only send dittos home for homework….no textbooks. The textbooks never get returned, and the school could not afford to constantly be replacing them. How do you want the school to address that? Would it be fair if the government said….no food stamps unless you make sure homework is done every night, return textbooks, and unless you read to your child 30 min a day? How do you force people to change? Even with covid being more deadly to obese people….how many have taken steps to work on their health during the past almost two years? We blame the schools because it’s easier to hold them accountable than individual families/parents.

  • @Liv_9299
    @Liv_9299 Před rokem +2

    not all of us are humans, some people are cats

  • @1tommyday
    @1tommyday Před 11 měsíci

    Love Arielle. Always the voice of reason. Saying the truth.
    Thank you

  • @UncleMikeDrop
    @UncleMikeDrop Před 2 lety +84

    "Black history is American history."
    - Morgan Freeman -

    • @robertpearce4316
      @robertpearce4316 Před 2 lety +4

      I'm not sure if u had America history. We should spend some time on these things. There is so much that needs to be taught. You cannt spend alot of time on each ethnic group. Or, u can't teach the reason why American is America. How we were formed. How the government was started.
      The other thing who's black history are were teaching. Did blacks do more to open the west then the Asians. What about the Irish Americans place in America.
      Are we going to teach the facts about blacks and Arabs sold the slaves to start the movement. Do we mention how many native Americans own slaves.
      I'm not making less of blacks in history just pointing they didn't do it alone or that some will ignore facts. Black history tends to be taught one side.

    • @matthewcoger6274
      @matthewcoger6274 Před 2 lety +7

      Black American history is American history, the history of Africa isn't American history !-Matthew Coger-

    • @bluecannibaleyes
      @bluecannibaleyes Před 2 lety +2

      @@robertpearce4316 Depends where you go. My husband went through the Detroit public school system and he says all they did was study Black history and only spent a week on Rome, which objectively has way more to do with the foundation of our government structure than anything African.
      History is written by the victors. That’s the only really important take-away I’ve ever had from history class.

    • @mikebeasley553
      @mikebeasley553 Před 2 lety +1

      Bullshit!

    • @UncleMikeDrop
      @UncleMikeDrop Před 2 lety

      @@mikebeasley553 I don't think you understand how quotes work. Also "Bullshit" isn't an argument. Black History Month is segregated history. It is the "separate, but equal" of historical study. You refute NOTHING by just saying "bullshit". It serves only to expose your hot headed irrationality and inability to engage in good faith debate. Be better.

  • @thelast9021
    @thelast9021 Před 2 lety +46

    At this point I think we should seperate, but it shouldn't be by race it should be by people who believe math is racist and those who don't.

    • @minahtheweirdo
      @minahtheweirdo Před 2 lety

      😂

    • @ernsttrekiew198
      @ernsttrekiew198 Před 2 lety

      I would *love* to see how a kid brought up learning the 'new anti-racist math' does when he or she gets hired as a CPA for a high-powered corporation.

  • @VedantaKesari
    @VedantaKesari Před 2 lety

    You are so right how it's not about race but culture. Years ago I made a joke if science is now racist. Now it's no longer a joke.

  • @jeffmoore2476
    @jeffmoore2476 Před 2 lety

    That's right folks! Let's all get woke by burying our heads in the sand. We used to strive to be smarter not dumber. What the Hell happened?!

  • @cheriamore6130
    @cheriamore6130 Před 2 lety +134

    If it said "White families only" I would have the same reaction. You're still excluding people specifically because of their skin color. Aside from that I do agree that history is hidden in public schools and that should definitely change but segregation would be a huge step backwards

    • @ernsttrekiew198
      @ernsttrekiew198 Před 2 lety

      The major difference (aside from the glaring double standard) is that a 'White families only' sign would result in the entire town being looted and burned to the ground within a few hours.

    • @user-bw2zt5jd9u
      @user-bw2zt5jd9u Před 10 měsíci

      it would be a step backwards but the differences don’t stop at skin color.

  • @jacquelinemcdonald6503
    @jacquelinemcdonald6503 Před 2 lety +107

    i dare them to start cateogizing them by socio-economic status...which has a FAR greater impact on how a person excels in education..low income people have a lot of crap going on at home and in their lives that doesnt allow them to excel the way they should be able to....so separate them and allow them to get more one on one time and more attention...but they wont do that. because that does nothing to divide people by race.

    • @sumrose7972
      @sumrose7972 Před 2 lety +10

      BINGO.. I just said this to my daughter, while we were watching this video. The powers that be could care less if they are seen as racists, (which they actually are), but it does a lot of work for them, when they constantly parade these ridiculous people around, make new laws for them, as it keeps all of us fighting against each other, which is exactly the distractions they want for us. We are the idiot monkies and they are the wizard behind the curtain. We are royally screwed if we continue to allow this. We Need to UNITE. These people need to grow up.

    • @Juniperus_Godegara
      @Juniperus_Godegara Před 2 lety +6

      No way, otherwise it would be obvious that both the 'left' and the 'right' (not that it means anything anymore) are neoliberal capitalists who want capitalistic tyranny.

    • @quietreader4190
      @quietreader4190 Před 2 lety +15

      I am white, my family had problems when I was a kid with my uncle going in and out of jail due to his alcoholism and drug issues (dui, speeding, etc), and then we also had my great grandmother at home (she had Alzheimer's) and she required a lot of care, both my grandmother and father were working to make ends meet (my grandmother worked part time until my great grandmother got worse, my dad worked full time). It was pretty much a miracle how I was able to go to school, and have the time to do homework in the middle of everything that was going on at home.
      Socio-economic status is a huge factor, and also the situation at home can also factor in some as well.

    • @rainestar82
      @rainestar82 Před 2 lety +8

      but that would mean acknowledging that all humans have strengths and weaknesses and things like learning disabilities and areas of interest dont have a color, which means people would ACTUALLY start seeing each other as equal. cant have that

    • @sumrose7972
      @sumrose7972 Před 2 lety +2

      @@rainestar82 haha not at all.. :)

  • @JohnMackay-kn3rl
    @JohnMackay-kn3rl Před 8 měsíci +1

    If schools where segregated the violence and dope dealing would be limited particular schools while other schools could concentrate on learning

  • @lalag1695
    @lalag1695 Před rokem +1

    “They can’t be a person of color if they’re smart” 😂😂🤣😂🤣

  • @Grace_Psychology
    @Grace_Psychology Před 2 lety +56

    So what if you’re a black man married to a white woman and y’all have a kid together? Is the family not allowed to all be together just because of the mom? Is only half of that child welcome to the event?? lol ??

    • @Vaajraath
      @Vaajraath Před 2 lety +23

      The child is told to identify with their father and to view the white parent as an oppressor.

    • @SH-gg3up
      @SH-gg3up Před 2 lety +15

      Also what about kids mixed with other groups? For example Black mom and Asian dad? Middle eastern with Latin? All kinds of mixes exist ❣

    • @winter8843
      @winter8843 Před 2 lety +6

      @@Vaajraath Seriously? How would the parent that’s white be oppressing their own child?

    • @Vaajraath
      @Vaajraath Před 2 lety +9

      @@winter8843 It is ridiculous, but that's the position some educators are putting children in when they strip away individuality and person character in lieu of placing everyone on a binary of either oppressed/oppressor based on skin color.

    • @winter8843
      @winter8843 Před 2 lety +6

      @@Vaajraath Why though? It’s madness and these types of people are only pushing a divided narrative in this country! I don’t understand why people can’t just focus on loving each other instead of being so purely concentrated on race 24/7. What happened to just being humans?

  • @USATukker
    @USATukker Před 2 lety +56

    Can we take a moment to see the irony of that (ex) teacher saying the pride flag is NOT a political statement, yet feels 'invalidated' when told to remove it.... Really does sound like it was pretty damn political to him.

    • @zephsmith3499
      @zephsmith3499 Před 2 lety +4

      A non-profit I have volunteered for over the years is falling under neo-progressive ideology (aka wokeism).
      They have been non-political and maintain they they still are non-political. I mean, giving food to a starving person isn't "political", right, it's just moral. Likewise stopping somebody from harming someone else.
      Mandatory conformance to the precepts of neo-political ideology are presented as "simply being a good person", and "doing what's right", not as political indoctrination. The ordinary nice liberal folks there really don't perceive the degree to which their take on reality is ONE political framing, analysis and perspective - to them it's just the simple truth.
      They are honestly very well meaning! They are trying to incorporate social justice concepts into their humanistic psychology orientation for very positive reasons, avoiding the worst parts. But neo-progressive ideology has imperialistic tendencies in the world of ideas, and seeks to conquer all, taking no prisoners - and making no compromises with other values. It cannot deal with other framings on an equal basis, it must have control. And as it's being pushed by members of color and some younger leaders, the older liberals don't feel they can push back without being denounced or having those members leave in disgust (an unthinkably bad outcome). So in some ways they are held hostage and required to avoid critical thinking in most cases. The older generation of leaders and members is gradually aging out in any case, and the new intersectionalist director believe that this new thrust - beside just being the right thing to do - will attract the younger members they need. There is some truth to that, but I think it's dangerous to seek to please the most SJW subset of a new generation; they can never get enough, and are often very entitled - which make them a nightmare to base your organization upon.
      For example - referring to Hispanic folks as "Latinx", which only about 3% of the community accepts. That pleases white progressives who feel they are doing the right thing, but it doesn't bring in a broad swatch of the large Hispanic population here - only the progressive activist subset. But that's the subset they are turning to, in asking "how can we become more diverse?".
      And - the org has been composed for decades of quite wonderful people. It's very sad to see it sinking under this tidal wave.

    • @scratchpenny
      @scratchpenny Před 2 lety +3

      @@zephsmith3499 Good points. I think it is cultural Marxism. Similar to what happened in Russia and China in the past. It is currently happening here using similar political correctness and language to control behavior. Even many so-called 'leftists' are now advocating removing fundamental American rights/liberties to suit their ever-radical agendas.
      It's not just a ground movement. Some force is behind these movements with funding and political power. I suspect it is the Chinese government because it benefits them to weaken America. And I think many of our representatives and leaders have already sold out and prepared places for themselves in the new world order, with China as the most prominent force.

  • @thegrumpyhorticulturist
    @thegrumpyhorticulturist Před 2 lety +1

    I think that there's been a certain denial that some of us are only good for doing menial tasks and that fact hurts some people's feelings.

  • @tomunderwood8090
    @tomunderwood8090 Před 2 lety

    Just discovered your content after watching a video where you featured Blaire recently. Already loving you and your content. Keep it going, please.

  • @mindylc32
    @mindylc32 Před 2 lety +112

    My son is high-functioning autistic and he went through school when they had "new" math. It confused him more than helped him. He said had they shown him one way he would have been fine but they show you 10 ways to get to the same answer. Everyone has their little tricks to get through math class. Be it doing your nine times tables on your fingers or whatever you had some way of figuring it out in your own head. New math basically taught you everybody's tricks instead of you using critical thinking and coming up with them on your own causing children to be confused. Because oh my God not everybody's brain works the same..who knew?!? 🤦‍♀️ stop taking critical thinking away from our children and let them learn on their own and to create the tools they need to survive this life!! That's why all these kids are depressed they have no meaning to their lives!! You remove critical thinking and you remove the meaning of life!!

    • @rainestar82
      @rainestar82 Před 2 lety +7

      wonder what this guy would say to me, a 27 year old white woman struggling in accounting classes because my brain is wired for language/visuals, not numbers
      gender actually plays a WAY bigger role in types of learning/areas of interest, any discrepancies between races are, funnily enough, due to assigning certain skills/disabilities to those races....

    • @isitoveryet9525
      @isitoveryet9525 Před 2 lety +7

      @@rainestar82 Same!!! I struggled so much with math, & science in high school….but I flourished in English & History. You’re spot on about it being tied to gender, not race. There’s a reason women tend to steer clear of STEM, & it’s so male dominated.

    • @bluecannibaleyes
      @bluecannibaleyes Před 2 lety +3

      @@isitoveryet9525 I feel like these are the types of things that make trans people think they’re the opposite sex. They’d probably see me as trans because of my ‘male-brain’ if they found out that I’m good at math and not into girly stuff.

    • @nyecore
      @nyecore Před 2 lety

      Good point

    • @bobfowler393
      @bobfowler393 Před 2 lety +5

      We don't want critical thinking. We don't want deductive reasoning. We don't want fact based answers. These things lead to a populous much more difficult to control. The education system has been deliberately dumbed down so that those in power are safe from challenges.

  • @mathusq9614
    @mathusq9614 Před 2 lety +54

    I don't agree with him but honestly, I would not resist being in a separate class from this person if that was the plan.

  • @erik8999
    @erik8999 Před 2 lety

    Great video. Just discovered you, great job!

  • @kitchfacepalm
    @kitchfacepalm Před 2 lety

    Why would a teacher put any kind of flag up in a classroom? I went to school for 13 years and no class, indeed neither school (I only went to one primary and one secondary) had any flags! Not outside, not inside, not on flagpoles, not pinned to walls. What is the point in flags in schools? How do flags aid in educating pupils?

  • @De-sonrosados-dedos
    @De-sonrosados-dedos Před 2 lety +65

    Sorry if I sound too mean BUT... If you are a grown man, a teacher, someone with an education and you think you are oppressed, that you are some kind of victim here or you come to that conclusion because of a stupid flag, I'm sorry but I think that someone like that is better than don't be in front of a class.
    Sometimes it amazes me that Arielle gets so much hate, most of the time I consider that she is too generous with these people

  • @goldenvalkyrie7142
    @goldenvalkyrie7142 Před 2 lety +39

    I'm currently studying to become a high school teacher in Sweden and my class and I have read like 5 studies on why segreation within in the school system is bad. We read one study from England where students from different backgrounds had to work together to acchive a common goal which resulted in a better understanding of each other and a newfound respect for one another. Separatiing kids based on ethnicity or religion is bad, better they all be together so they can learn to respect each other!

    • @BlacksmithTWD
      @BlacksmithTWD Před 9 měsíci

      I have no problem with segregation based on performance though.

  • @kaishaven
    @kaishaven Před 2 lety

    This is awesome, thanks and God bless you!

  • @stewartmullings1552
    @stewartmullings1552 Před 2 lety

    5:23 the power fist lmaooo. I'd seen that video back in the day but I've forgotten how funny it is.

  • @michaelsteinberg205
    @michaelsteinberg205 Před 2 lety +20

    I wonder what Neil degrasse Tyson thinks about math being racist, and I wonder why he’s not coming out against this nonsense.

    • @jonathanburmeister1946
      @jonathanburmeister1946 Před 2 lety +8

      The man is a physist. They deal with numbers and the beautiful symmetrical poetry of math. Politics with all its layers of irrationality would make any rational man's head hurt.

  • @jessw8293
    @jessw8293 Před 2 lety +13

    It’s almost 2022....we have the world literally in a phone at our fingertips...how do we not have the same level of education?!?

  • @SchweetCookie
    @SchweetCookie Před 2 lety

    They're really out here trying to side with people like me by calling us dumb. Can't make this shit up.

  • @daniellebouillon3320
    @daniellebouillon3320 Před rokem +1

    How insane is our world

  • @sarahg2653
    @sarahg2653 Před 2 lety +50

    We need more charter schools and school vouchers. We need to give kids from underfunded or shitty public schools the option to attend better schools. We do not need to lower standards so everyone can pass. That is ludicrous.

    • @glumsulk
      @glumsulk Před 2 lety +2

      We need to fix the public school system in general, charter schools and private schools are part of the problem. They necessitate a 2 tiered system, and the public school will always get the lesser of the resources. Thats just how it works.
      And either way, the problem isnt the schools as much as getting the kids to even go TO the school. Even access to the better schools wouldnt matter bc attendance is the core issue.

    • @sarahg2653
      @sarahg2653 Před 2 lety

      @@glumsulk You could be right, I'm certainly no expert. I do like the idea of giving choice, esp to poorer kids who may lack access to better alternatives. But if we found a way to fix our public schools then we wouldn't really need to redirect students to charters or give vouchers. I don't care how we fix it, I just want it to happen.

    • @sarahg2653
      @sarahg2653 Před 2 lety

      @@glumsulk and I agree about attendance. Just hoping that if we make schools better, kids will want to come. I'm not really sure how else one could address that since we already have laws against truancy.

  • @cosmiccalamity112
    @cosmiccalamity112 Před 2 lety +86

    The first day of a Civil Rights history class I took in college, we went around the room saying like "rules" we hope to keep in the classroom. For example, don't interrupt people, be respectful, be open, etc. I said "to keep the conversations professional as in be on topic, limit personal issues being brought up" (ex. my previous semester I had a girl tell the entire class on, also, the first day, "I was in a queer abusive relationship" which first of all, huh? Why are you saying that as your "fun fact about yourself"? Anyway, things like that), etc. The entire class was then wasted on a girl explaining to me how the word "professional" was racist and "white supremacist language". It was incredibly awkward and the professor had no idea what to do, so he just let her talk and talk and talk.

    • @GuiltyFaT
      @GuiltyFaT Před 2 lety +16

      that is what they do
      they take over all conversations, twist it into something into there worldview that has nothing to do with the topic.
      they make it so nobody can have any conversation and can have no consensus to any issue.
      Breakdown conversation, is the first tactic to cultural Marxism, if people cant talk together, then they will be ez to conquer and enslave.

    • @6Kubik
      @6Kubik Před 2 lety +10

      I would have tell her she to shut the fuck up and keep her nonsense to herself. Seriously, you need to call those people out on their bullshit.

  • @ShiftyKen08
    @ShiftyKen08 Před 2 lety

    It's easier to fool someone than it is to convince someone they have been fooled. That's saying something

  • @griffcrit9905
    @griffcrit9905 Před rokem

    We've gone from the 1950s to peak in the 2010s and falled right back to where we were in the 50s in just the span of half a decade

  • @HaileyDelaine
    @HaileyDelaine Před 2 lety +193

    Just terrible. I went to a really nice middle school in Florida in the early 2000’s, it was a free public school but it was a school of choice, so you had to apply and test to get in. It was kind of an advanced college pathway type school and what was great was that bright children of all back grounds could go. We had plenty of every race there. What I did find sad was that because we were bussed in from about an hour away several of our stops were at local middle schools. One in particular was quite ghetto. You know who made fun of the black students there for being smart or wanting to excel and have a better education? The other black children calling them Oreos telling them they tryin to be white by going to advanced school. None of us had a problem with anyone because of race and we honestly didn’t have much of a bullying problem at all because we were all rather advanced. Being smart or wanting to achieve better standard of education has way more to do values and individual achievement than physical attributes like skin color. So asinine....I can’t believe in 2021 they are actually trying to push for segregation. To me that is disheartening and backwards.

    • @shnook8484
      @shnook8484 Před 2 lety +32

      I had a very similar experience. Went to an advanced grade-through-middle school where you had to be tested to get in. It was very mixed regarding races, and in 8 years, I never experienced or witnessed bullying or racism of any kind in that school. However, many of us were also in what was called the "MG program" or "mentally gifted." And with MG, we traveled to other schools to compete in what was called the "Law Oratorical Contest" where we did mock trials and argued positions. Many of those schools were ghetto and all-black, and it was at those schools that I experienced the anti-scholastic and "anti-mixing". And just like in your experience, the black kids in the recess yards would yell insults and slurs at the black kids in our group (while of course calling us white kids nazis, kkk, etc) It was pretty eye-opening.

    • @funkyfiss
      @funkyfiss Před 2 lety +7

      We should all embrace being American. Under the American flag. It is the one thing that Unites us and makes us whole.
      These labels should be abandoned. Black American, asian American, white American ect..
      We are all American.
      The country is based on different races and cultures coming together and adding to the American culture that makes it great. All coming together under the greatest written legislation of all time. The constitution. The supreme law of the land that protects the most important minority in the USA. The individual.
      The American experiment has been completely successful. The first country based on freedom of every person instead of a monarch or feudalism made the USA into a superpower of the world. The USA is the biggest influence of culture around the world. And its because of all the mixing of races and people that makes it so desirable. Not the segregation of them.

    • @OkaySoShit
      @OkaySoShit Před 2 lety

      Terrible is being trumpist

    • @OkaySoShit
      @OkaySoShit Před 2 lety

      I can't believe there are still Trumpists in 2021 who are stirring up the scandal

    • @OkaySoShit
      @OkaySoShit Před 2 lety

      Don't be responsible for EVERYONE. You didn't have any problems, and the others did. Why is the right wing so bad at logic?

  • @pittbullking87
    @pittbullking87 Před 2 lety +8

    Apparently he agrees with former Alabama Governor George Wallace who said, "Segregation today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever."

  • @gtgodbear6320
    @gtgodbear6320 Před 3 měsíci

    Previous teachers failed them by just pushing them along instead of teaching them properly.

  • @JMR72286
    @JMR72286 Před 2 lety

    I luv you. Thank you. Things are going out of control. 🤦

  • @gingerale496
    @gingerale496 Před 2 lety +27

    Strange how no one wants to talk about the effects of poverty on the resources schools have and how that suppresses kids ability to learn.

    • @JoBisbee
      @JoBisbee Před 2 lety +3

      Part of the problem is that students behavior and student attitude is at least 50% of the problem. Almost 30 years in a large very diverse school district. If students don't respect the books, the building, the Teachers, the Administration, the rules there is a huge problem. In my district of over 100 schools you walk into a school with low income or low middle class, even a fairly new school, it is beaten up, doors pulled off the bathroom stalls, toilets clogged with rolls of toilet paper, sinks hanging, etc... I am not talking about old schools, some of these schools are fairly new. Personal responsibility is necessary to any successful endeavor. And then we have the Teachers Unions>>>>>>🤯

    • @gingerale496
      @gingerale496 Před 2 lety +4

      @@JoBisbee schools need to study the causes of vandalism and place boundaries. There is a reason for student attitude. Some studies have found that living in extreme deprivation or inequality causes a “deep anger” within people. The anger may be unleashed in the wrong place.

    • @scratchpenny
      @scratchpenny Před 2 lety +4

      @@gingerale496 I agree, and the aesthetic and condition of a place can increase bad behavior. An excellent example is New York city under Rudi Guiliani (I know, I know - he has many problems these days). But one thing that his administration did really well when he was mayor was cleaning up the city (i.e., removing graffiti, keeping the subways cleaned, making sure all public services and signs were in good working order). Those things helped significantly reduce crime and increased civil behavior, along with strict police enforcement for violators. These little things matter. Civility is about expectations, and people must be taught these expectations at threat of being removed.

    • @sbwlearning1372
      @sbwlearning1372 Před 2 lety +1

      @@JoBisbee Brilliantly said. Many 6/7 year olds arrive with an anti Intellectual approach

    • @FermentedZucchini
      @FermentedZucchini Před rokem

      Actually that’s not the problem. The problem is at home. I’ve worked with “underprivileged” kids, their parents and culture are the reason they fail 100%. We provide all resources and support possible and the kids shit all over it because of the way they’re influenced by their community.

  • @Metroxix3c
    @Metroxix3c Před 2 lety +6

    Bruh I'm Black and I know big words and math. Geez-us.. These people need help

  • @minahtheweirdo
    @minahtheweirdo Před 2 lety +1

    People say I use big words a lot because I read a lot as a child... I guess I'm racist 😆

  • @debblouin
    @debblouin Před 2 lety

    Wonder what people would think of a flag that had stripes red, brown, yellow, black and white!

  • @BuddhaLove77
    @BuddhaLove77 Před 2 lety +44

    As a Black man i can honestly say that we as a society have lost our way and we need to LOVE each other NOW before it is to late!
    NewCultureofPeace&Love…Now!🙏

    • @3-6-9-6-3
      @3-6-9-6-3 Před 2 lety +1

      Add work ethic to that and you have a believer.

    • @xamarialouis6622
      @xamarialouis6622 Před 2 lety

      What way did we lose?

    • @smolcutie1773
      @smolcutie1773 Před rokem

      ​@Xamaria Louis On the notion that as a society we are supposed to advance and become better as time passes but instead we repeat the past.

  • @tomdecuca3627
    @tomdecuca3627 Před 2 lety +11

    I wish people could just go back to "pretending" the human race is going to be ok. You know- we should spend more time living life, instead of worrying about everyone else, and what they think.

  • @maravreloaded
    @maravreloaded Před rokem +2

    Remember Apartheid?
    _Because.. _*_These people surely don't._*

  • @jeffcauhape6880
    @jeffcauhape6880 Před 2 lety

    I think you nailed it. Well done!

  • @Sassyglbeauty
    @Sassyglbeauty Před 2 lety +10

    I always thought that math was the one absolute subject in school. That it would never change because math is absolute. Then they somehow managed to make math harder.

  • @andrabook8758
    @andrabook8758 Před 2 lety +143

    A CLASSROOM is not an appropriate place for TEACHERS to exercise their sexual freedoms. For WAY too many reasons to go into, starting with: it sexualizes the classroom. YOU are a TEACHER! It is NOT your job to sexualize your students. I don't get what people don;t get about this. Figure out better ways of dealing with your personal issues.

    • @MFYouTube683
      @MFYouTube683 Před 2 lety +5

      🤝👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

    • @davidyasss3484
      @davidyasss3484 Před 2 lety +24

      Well I don't think that having a pride flag is sexualising a classroom, but I disagree with it because the classroom should be a very neutral and non political environment.

    • @relaxingsounds1386
      @relaxingsounds1386 Před 2 lety +10

      It's pedophilia.

    • @andrabook8758
      @andrabook8758 Před 2 lety +18

      @@davidyasss3484 does pride flag have to do with something other than sexuality? No? ok, then. It's sexual in nature and when you're putting it in a classroom it is an invitation to sexualized conversations.....which students and teachers should NOT be having.

    • @andrabook8758
      @andrabook8758 Před 2 lety +8

      @@davidyasss3484 the kids are not related to the profs, there has always been this issue in schools. Teachers and profs must maintain a VERY professional environement at all times. I am SO sick and tired of classrooms where profs are intering in kids (KIDS!) personal lives. Especially in regards to sexuality stuff. It's even worse when they get older bc they're now considered adults and now if turns into profs preying on students and trying to get sexual favours. It's completely fked up. No, and no.
      I don;t see it as a political issues at all. I see it as providing opportunity for innappropriate behaviour towards students.

  • @savannahcatchat
    @savannahcatchat Před 2 lety

    They can’t afford a dictionary? My mum made me look up words if I asked her how to spell a word or what it meant. *shaking my head*