The Purpose(s) of Education, Public & Private

Jim Henderson JMHACLJ at AOL.COM
Fri Aug 15 18:10:52 PDT 1997


In a message dated 97-08-15 08:10:46 EDT, Sandy Levinson wrote:

<<   No doubt (and I *do* mean no doubt) some of my own prejudices are
showing, but I suspect  that some sizable percentage of refugees from public
education define
 "appropriate" as "people just like us."  >>

No, they mean "people who won't beat my son to a pulp in order to take his
lunch money," and they mean, "people who won't grope my daughter in the
hallways just for the thrill of it," and they mean "people who won't threaten
my children with physical harm if they report a plan to bash the face of the
teacher in with a hammer."

Yeah, "people just like us;" people taught to respect our elders, to help
children, to open doors for women, to obey lawful authority.

Jim Henderson
Senior Counsel
ACLJ



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