Empower Wisconsin | April 11, 2022
The great white Woke don’t like it when black people call them out for their insane ideas.
As the Daily Mail reports, a white Stanford educator has been nicknamed ‘Professor Karen’ after carrying out a protracted battle with a black computer science professor at the University of California-Berkeley over a proposal to change the school’s math curriculum.
According to the publication:
Jo Boaler, 58, a lecturer in education at Stanford, first drew the ire of Jelani Nelson for her support of a new recommended math program in California‘s schools.
The controversial suggestions, which would have lowered the rigorousness of the state’s curriculum in an attempt to increase ‘equity,’ have made some angry because in part they ‘question the concept of student giftedness.’
Nelson has long been critical of Boaler’s work on the new ‘California Math Framework’ saying Boaler was charging $5,000 an hour to peddle controversial theories while black academics were ignored.
Nelson even retweeted a filing showing Boalar was paid $40,000 in total – $5,000 an hour – for her work with a school district in Oxnard, California.
Boaler then grew angry over another retweet of Nelson’s, which amplified a user who had made her address public. The person who wrote that tweet later deleted it.
Nelson then claimed that Boaler ‘threatened me with police’ and compared her to other instances of white women who have called the authorities on black people.
‘After BBQ Becky, Permit Patty, Golfcart Gail, and all the memes, we now have Retweet Rachel,’ he said. ‘Public advisory: don’t call the cops on black people for no reason. Black people disagreeing with you on Twitter is not a crime.’
Oh, but disagreement is a crime to the liberal white elitists who will not tolerate having their faulty intellectual theories challenged — even by the people they insist they’re protecting.
Equity comes when parents provide a stable home free of hours long violent video games. Black people dont need some Woke white liberal to condescend
We were still being educated in the 50s to the highest level and separated the wheat from the chaff…then came the 60s and the chaff became the teachers and from this education descended to the chaos of today. You can still get an education but you have to fight the teachers to get it.