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Millions of teachers throughout the world are commiting heinous microaggressions, that in the end will stifle student performance

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"Our teachers didn't realize the negative impact that this had on their relationships with minority students and the distrust that we formed for them."

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"As well, as Alice Marwick writes, “irony has a strategic function. It allows people to disclaim a real commitment to far-right ideas while still espousing them.”[53] "

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"Because of the networked nature of digital media, hate groups can also simultaneously put out extreme content that is designed to energize those who have already been radicalized, and share content designed to seem reasonable to more general audiences."

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"Millions of teachers throughout the world are committing heinous microaggressions, that in the end will stifle student performance."

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"Millions of teachers throughout the world are committing heinous microaggressions, that in the end will stifle student performance."

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" I wish I said something, like, "This is stupid, guys. Its not worth it. We could actually get in trouble for this." Why he didn't, he would always struggle to explain: "I don't know. Everyone was doing it. We didn't realize the consequences."

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“irony has a strategic function. It allows people to disclaim a real commitment to far-right ideas while still espousing them.”[53] The style guide for the Daily Stormer states this clearly: “The unindoctrinated should not be able to tell if we are joking or not.”[54]

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"They seemed obsessed with teaching us “black boys” how to conform to and act according to middle-class values. To no avail, as we merely developed situated-identify conflict, behaving one way at school and another in our community. For some reason, they couldn’t conclude that these acts were microaggressions, and deliberately or accidentally discriminated against children of color.
Our teachers didn’t see the negative impact that this had on their relationships with minority students and the distrust that we formed for them".

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"The pyramid of hate shows us that as more "everyday" oppressive behaviors occur, situations become progressively worse for minoritized communities and individuals. At the same time, as one moves up the pyramid, the "lower" levels become more widespread and acceptable."

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"Many hate groups also maintain disguised, or cloaked, hate sites. Overt hate sites actively promote hatred towards other groups while showcasing racist propaganda or offering hate-based communities online."

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"Our teachers didn’t see the negative impact that this had on their relationships with minority students and the distrust that we formed for them. While I write this article, millions of teachers throughout the world are committing heinous microaggressions, that in the end will stifle student performance. "

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"Despite those efforts, Councils Rock High, said some parents and students, continues to have a culture where racist views are sometimes boldly expressed, but oftentimes ferment under the surface" (Hate in Schools).

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A shake of the can, the smell of fumes. The words went down easily, just as they had planned: “Class of 2018,” they wrote across the sidewalk.

And then Seth watched as Josh wrote something else: “BURTON IS A” it began.

Later, this was the moment he agonized over — the point at which he could have turned back. “I wish I said something, like, ‘This is stupid, guys. It’s not worth it. We could actually get in trouble for this.’”

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"Schools have long been a venue for bias and harassment, where targeted students can feel threatened and unwelcome and where parents worry about their children’s physical safety. And administrators often falter in dealing with the ugliness—in both the immediate aftermath and over the longer-term to confront deeper-seated hate and bias in their school communities"(Hate In Schools).

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"the U.S. Department of Justice polls students periodically about the issue as part of its National Crime Victimization Survey. In 2015, the most recent school crime survey, more than 25 percent of students reported seeing hate-related graffiti in their schools. That same survey also revealed that the majority of students who reported being a target of hate-related words attend suburban schools."

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“We know how adults respond to incidents affects the entire climate of the school, as in saying that these incidents are not okay and not the norm”