It’s almost funny how when it comes to the American education system, leftist indoctrination and pandering has paved the way for “equity” to be a good trait or quality.
We all know that simply isn’t the case.
In fact, a recent story from Virginia has actually highlighted just how perilously accurate the following meme is:
While this meme doesn’t apply to *every* equity drive, it’s spot on in this case. https://t.co/vfJGzSBfxc pic.twitter.com/iPXjwIX2nI
— Liv Boeree (@Liv_Boeree) May 4, 2021
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The Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Alexandria, Virginia, has come under intense scrutiny and fire after it was revealed that the school had intentionally delayed notifying students of national academic honors in the name of “equity.”
A Fairfax County parent, Asra Nomani, joined “Fox and Friends First” to lament the award delays and the philosophy backing up such decision-making:
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Nomani, who has appeared on both Fox News and CNN, did not mince words when it came to this bizarre decision.
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“This year the entire controversy just blew up because the kids got their certificate, weeks after early college application deadlines, just dropped on their desks as if it was just another piece of paper,” Nomani said.
So to briefly recap: In the name of “equity” (ensuring that every child is equally kneecapped), Thomas Jefferson High School decided that if one child can’t boost his/her college application chances with an academic award, then no students should be able to.
Nomani credited another mother for her keen-eyed sleuthing that unraveled this entire ordeal.
“And this amazing mom named Shawna Yashar started asking questions, just like every parent’s got to do,” Nomani said. “From issues of the drag queen story hours to indoctrination in the schools, this is another form of this race to the bottom that the schools are going through right now.”
Nomani distilled the nonsense from Thomas Jefferson High rather succinctly:
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