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Offline Janice

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Anger as school board pays for Minnesota teachers to attend
'White Privilege' conference despite massive budget cuts


Just two months ago it announced swathing budget cuts of $7million, which will cost 94 teachers their jobs and force the closure of one elementary school.

But now the Lakeville School Board in Minnesota has found the money to send a delegation of teachers to the annual White Privilege Conference at the Bloomington Sheraton Hotel, Minneapolis

It's paying $160 for each teacher to attend the event, which aims to address ideas of white supremacy - but has been attacked by right-wing commentators as a 'white guilt' festival.

According to the Minnesota Star Tribune, the board is also shelling out $125 a day of taxpayers' money for substitute teachers to cover the missing staff.

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Oh boy, reverse racism never felt this good.

Cant wait to get back to class and teach our kids this stuff. /s
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Re: School has no money but teachers to attend white supremacy conference
« Reply #1 on: April 18, 2011, 11:43:55 AM »
I'm sure that the teachers are thrilled.  /s