More than 700 shirts have been ordered for the “Black Lives Matter to
Educators” event on Oct. 19, according to a news release sent by a
group of Seattle educators. The event isn’t sponsored by Seattle Public
Schools, but coincides with the district’s “day of unity” to bring focus
to racial equity as part of a larger campaign to eliminate opportunity
gaps.
In addition to wearing shirts, teachers and staff members will hold
rallies before school and teach lessons on black history and
institutionalized racism, according to the group, called Social Equality
Educators.
The shirts say “Black Lives Matter” and “We Stand Together” and are
similar to the ones teachers planned to wear at John Muir Elementary in
September during a celebration called “Black Men Uniting to Change the
Narrative.” More than 100 black men planned to gather outside and greet
students as they walked into the building, with the goal of dispelling
negative stereotypes about black men.
Hahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.
The goal of dispelling stereotypes eh? Which ones? And as far as Black Lives goes, it's nothing more than a money making scam, like all money making scams that rely upon race as the focus.
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