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**Soassesaisp** · 07-20-2011, 12:58 PM

Discipline, discipline, the lack of it is the single largest factor in our Public School's decline. Intergration came in and discipline went out. In the South, if a white teacher tried to discipline a black student the teacher was either beat to a pulp by racist blacks or accused of racism and fired. As a result, discipline left the schools and the students took over. In the remaining predominately white schools discipline remained and the students excelled while the more intergrated schools went to hell. I saw it, I lived through the sorry excuse of intergration. No amount of money will fix that, it's not a money problem. Oh, it's not an intergration problem either, it's a Black Racist problem.

And what does this have to do with today, you may ask? Well the problem was never fixed. Blame was put elsewhere, anywhere other than Black Racism, that was and still is poison. As a result, black and white kids suffer.

Atlanta is just an example of the low place our education system has sunk to. The problem goes back to the 60's and 70's.

07-20-2011, 12:58 PM	#31
Soassesaisp Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 393 Senior Member	Discipline, discipline, the lack of it is the single largest factor in our Public School's decline. Intergration came in and discipline went out. In the South, if a white teacher tried to discipline a black student the teacher was either beat to a pulp by racist blacks or accused of racism and fired. As a result, discipline left the schools and the students took over. In the remaining predominately white schools discipline remained and the students excelled while the more intergrated schools went to hell. I saw it, I lived through the sorry excuse of intergration. No amount of money will fix that, it's not a money problem. Oh, it's not an intergration problem either, it's a Black Racist problem. And what does this have to do with today, you may ask? Well the problem was never fixed. Blame was put elsewhere, anywhere other than Black Racism, that was and still is poison. As a result, black and white kids suffer. Atlanta is just an example of the low place our education system has sunk to. The problem goes back to the 60's and 70's.
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