Katherine Kersten is now in charge of racial diversity at our K-12 schools
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| Katherine Kersten will decide if your child sees people of other races at school. |
Considering Kersten's well-known anti-diversity leanings, we're expecting she'll come to the conclusion that "separate but equal" wasn't really so bad. Perhaps some of the money could be used to install Whites-only drinking fountains?
What other great lessons will we learn from the Kersten Kurriculum? We skimmed her hysterical Star Tribune columns for indications of what kind of diversity "education" is in store for our children.
Wal-Mart is the world's largest nongovernment employer, because it's the world's most popular retailer. A mind-boggling more than 100 million Americans shop there every week.
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| Katherine Kersten says teachers are being brainwashed with liberal orthodoxy. |
If the trajectory of epicurean liberalism continues, our democracy will be undermined.
After indoctrination of this kind, who wouldn't conclude that the American Dream of equality for all is a cruel hoax? But just to make sure, the task force recommends requiring "our future teachers" to "articulate a sophisticated and nuanced critical analysis" of this view of the American promise.
Once marriage is stripped of its organic purpose, why restrict it to two people? Two lesbians and the sperm donor for their child, polygamists, bisexuals: All will want society to recognize and respect their relationships.
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| Sasha Grey is Katherine Kersten's obsession. |
And most importantly, here's what Katherine Kersten thinks about racial integration in K-12 schools:Grey feels "completed" by sexual degradation--being "smacked, slapped, yanked, and sodomized," she told the magazine. She likes "peeing, spit, vomit," and at the time of the interview was scheduled to fly to San Francisco, where her vagina would be electrocuted on film.
Oddly, the Star Tribune wrote about the panel without mentioning that its columnist, Katherine Kersten, was appointed to it. Perhaps they're hoping we'll forget?Eden Prairie is one of a number of districts -- including Hopkins, Bloomington and Osseo -- where racial and income "balancing" is a growing issue. Orfield has proposed a "comprehensive strategy to integrate" the entire Twin Cities metro area.
Before Minnesota embarks on yet another grand experiment in wishful thinking and social engineering, we might listen to David Armor of George Mason University, who has studied busing and desegregation for 30 years. Districts that consider income-based busing plans "are undertaking policy shifts that bring great controversy and costs, with no solid evidence that this will improve education for anyone," he says.
Previous Katherine Kersten Coverage:
- Katherine Kersten's gay-marriage column mocked, ridiculed
- The Mendacity of Katherine Kersten
- Star Tribune spikes Katherine Kersten's blog
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